The Women's PGA Professional and Assistants’ Championship is a stand-alone 36-hole strokeplay event played over consecutive days.
2024 sees the 22nd staging of the Championship, and the third which is inclusive of the WPGA Assistants’ Championship, with the latter group competing for the Clare Lipscombe Trophy.
Alison Gray was the first winner of the Women’s PGA Professional Championship when she triumphed at St Andrews Bay in 2003.
Heather MacRae equalled Tracy Lovey’s record of four Women’s PGA Professional Championship titles when she secured her third successive victory at Kedleston Park in 2021, following her initial win in 2016.
Since 2019, the Women's PGA Professional Championship, through a specific two year Order of Merit, has also contributed to the selection process for the Great Britain & Ireland team which competes in the biennial Women's PGA Cup.
