Greater Cincinnati Women’s Golf Association (GCWGA)2026-02-07T11:50:17-05:00
GCWGA Low Kent 2026
July 8, 2026@Losantiville

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REGISTRATION IS NOT OPEN YET

Location: Losantiville Country Club
Tournament Date: July 8, 2026
Rain Date: July 15, 2026

GCWGA Crystal Bowl 2026
July 21, 2026@Camargo

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REGISTRATION IS NOT OPEN YET

Location: Camargo Country Club
Tournament Date: July 21, 2026
Rain Date: July 28, 2026

GCWGA Nine, Dine, Wine 2026
August 4, 2026@Wyoming

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REGISTRATION IS NOT OPEN YET

Location: Wyoming Country Club
Tournament Date: August 4, 2026
Rain Date: August 11, 2026

GCWGA High Kent 2026
August 20th, 2026@Western Hills

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REGISTRATION IS NOT OPEN YET

Location: Western Hills Country Club
Tournament Date: August 20, 2026
Rain Date: August 27, 2026

GCWGA Spring Team 2026
Starting in April 2026

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Information Coming Soon.

24th Metropolitan Four-Ball Championship
May 18-19, 2026@Coldstream

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24th Metropolitan Four-Ball Championship

Monday, May 18 – Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Women’s Division
Location: Coldstream Country Club

111th Metropolitan Women's Amateur Championship
June 2-June 4, 2026@TPC Riverbend

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111th Metropolitan Women’s Amateur Championship

Tue, Jun 2 – Thu, Jun 4, 2026
Location: TPC River’s Bend
52nd Metropolitan Senior Women's Amateur Championship
June 2-4, 2026@TPC

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52nd Metropolitan Senior Women’s 

2026 Golf Season Begin Now (Well Soon!)GCWGA

Dearest Members of the Fairway Society (GCWGA)

It is with great delight (and just a hint of smug satisfaction) that I announce the 2026 golf season is officially in full swing. The Board convened for its first gathering in January—no doubt full of gravitas and good intentions—and shall reconvene again in February to continue shaping our most promising season yet.

The website, dear reader, shall receive its much-anticipated updates this very weekendassuming, of course, that I am not otherwise occupied celebrating a certain Patriots Super Bowl victory. (One must maintain priorities.)

Yet it has come to my attention that not all among us live quite so gloriously in the moment. Indeed, many of you—our beloved SNOWBIRDS, both those wintering in warmer climates and those merely dreaming of it—prefer to plan your entire golf season before January has even properly introduced itself. Admirable. Meticulous. A talent many of us secretly envy. They should receive a cookie for that, I think.

And so, in the spirit of preparedness (and mild indulgence), I wished to share the 2026 Tournament Schedule, thoughtfully assembled by the ever-capable Dee Oppedisano and our newest Board member, Allison Mayborg. These ladies have worked tirelessly with the Great Courses to ensure a season worthy of anticipation, calendars marked in ink, and perhaps a touch of healthy competition.

A round of applause is most certainly in order—organizing such a schedule is no small feat. Thank you, ladies, for your dedication and diligence.

Do keep an eye on Facebook and the website this weekend for the latest updates. Until then, bundle up, brave the chill, and stay warm, dear readers.

And as for the promised cookie?
It shall be awarded to the first member spotted planning her season in January, clubs polished, calendar marked, and optimism fully intact. One must reward such admirable devotion.

Yours truly,
The Lady of the Links

TournamentLocationDateRain Date
Low KentLosantiville7/8/267/15/26
Crystal BowlCamargo7/21/267/28/26
Nine, Dine, WineWyoming8/4/268/11/26
High KentWestern Hills8/20/268/20/26

TRENDING THOUGHT LEADERS!

⛳Season-Starting Golf Tip

Focus on smooth rhythm and feel rather than power. Many LPGA instructors emphasize that a relaxed grip and smooth swing often lead to more consistent contact and better ball flight than trying to muscle every shot. Practicing half-swings with a gentle, rhythmic tempo can help you find flow and confidence on the course — especially early in the season when you’re shaking off the winter rust.”

It’s a reminder that golf is as much grace as it is strength, and that beautiful shots often come from calm mechanics rather than sheer force.

ADVICE FROM FEMALE PROFESSIONALS

Inspirational Quote from a Female Golfer

“Do your best, one shot at a time—and then move on. Remember that golf is just a game.”
Nancy Marie Lopez, three-time major champion and LPGA legend.

This one fits perfectly with a fresh season mindset: keep perspective, enjoy the game, and let each shot be its own small adventure.

GCWGA MEETINGS 2025

FALL DELEGATES MEETING: Friday, November 7th, 2025, Details TBD.

*Zoom capabilities will be available for those who are unable to attend in person.*

Quote of the Month

Nancy Marie Lopez:

“Do your best, one shot at a time, and then move on. Remember that golf is just a game.”
A reminder to stay present and not let mistakes derail your focus.

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