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Colorado Women's Senior Stroke PlayColorado Women's Senior Stroke Play Championship
Foothills Golf Course • Denver, CO
Aug 3 — 4, 2026Super-Senior • Women • Senior
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Colorado Women's Stroke Play Championship
Past Champions & Results
8 years on record · 2018–20252025 Champion
Carolyn Fuller
+173-74-70 (217)
Runner-upAddison Dorsey · 219
2025 Results
WinnerCarolyn Fuller73-74-70 (217)
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About the tournament
54 holes of individual stroke play with the following divisions:
Championship Division:
There will be no flights within this division. All registered players within the division compete against each other for Gross prizes. The State Women’s Stroke Play Champion will be awarded from this division.
Handicap Index Recommendation: 9.0 or below
Mid-Amateur Division (25 years or older):
There will be no flights within this division. All registered players within the division compete against each other for Gross prizes. The State Women’s Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Champion will be awarded from this division.
Handicap Index Recommendation: 15.0 or below
Age Limit: Must be 25 years or older on the first day of the championship.
Flighted Division:
Competitors are pre-flighted by playing handicap. The committee will determine flight size based on player numbers and handicap spread. Gross and Net prizes awarded within each flight.
Handicap Index Max: 30.0
Note: All players will compete at 95% of course handicap.
Championship Division:
There will be no flights within this division. All registered players within the division compete against each other for Gross prizes. The State Women’s Stroke Play Champion will be awarded from this division.
Handicap Index Recommendation: 9.0 or below
Mid-Amateur Division (25 years or older):
There will be no flights within this division. All registered players within the division compete against each other for Gross prizes. The State Women’s Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Champion will be awarded from this division.
Handicap Index Recommendation: 15.0 or below
Age Limit: Must be 25 years or older on the first day of the championship.
Flighted Division:
Competitors are pre-flighted by playing handicap. The committee will determine flight size based on player numbers and handicap spread. Gross and Net prizes awarded within each flight.
Handicap Index Max: 30.0
Note: All players will compete at 95% of course handicap.
Tournament Facts
FormatStroke Play
DivisionsMid-AmWomen
How to enter
Players must be active CGA members and create a Golf Genius Player Profile to register. Registration opens March 16 at 8:00am MDT through the CGA championship portal.
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- HandicapActive USGA Handicap Index (GHIN) required to enter Verify ↗
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