Women's PGA Cup

The third Women’s PGA Cup – an international team competition for women PGA Professionals - will take place at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Oregon from 3–5 October, 2024.

Championship Information

Each team will comprise five players who are PGA Members and must be working actively in the golf industry. Countries also have to nominate a captain, who can be involved in a playing or non-playing capacity.

PGA Members can qualify through two routes: the WPGA Series points list or the Women's PGA Professional Championship points list.

Eligibility Criteria

How to qualify

Women's PGA Professional Championship Points List

Latest Rankings

WPGA Series Points List

Latest rankings

Sunriver Resort, Oregon, USA.

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About the Championship

The inaugural Women’s PGA Cup took place at Barton Creek Resort in Austin, Texas from October 2019.

The 54-hole competition, the first international event for women PGA Professionals, saw the United States come out on top as they dug deep to hold off Canada and capture the trophy by four strokes. Great Britain & Ireland finished third on 698 points, followed by Australia (715) and Sweden (725).

The 2022 event consisted of seven teams: Australia, Canada, Great Britain & Ireland, South Africa, Sweden and the United States. GB&I (pictured) led the tournament with nine holes to go on the final day, but they were pipped for victory by the US hosts at Twin Warriors Golf Club, New Mexico.

2024 Great Britain & Ireland team

The Great Britain & Ireland team, led by Cathy Panton-Lewis, will consist of five qualified WPGA Members decided over two full playing seasons, combining the results of the 2023/24 Women's PGA Professional Championship and the 2023/24 WPGA Series.

Points will be weighted towards performance in 2024 to recognise more recent form in the lead up to the Women's PGA Cup. The top two players from both the Women's PGA Professional Championship and the WPGA Series will earn their place in the GB&I team along with one Captain’s Pick.