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Oklahoma Mid-AmateurOklahoma Mid-Amateur Championship
Battle Creek Golf Course • Broken Arrow, OK
Jul 12 — 14, 2026Mid-Am • Men
Oklahoma Women's Stroke Play
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Oklahoma Women's Stroke Play Championship
About the tournament
36-hole stroke play championship for women amateurs. Open to all ages of players with a 7.9 handicap index or less. Players age 25 and older and who have a handicap index of 7.9 or less will play in the Mid-Am Championship Division. Players with a handicap index higher than 7.9 in the Mid-Am Division will be flighted accordingly and play a shorter tee.
Tournament Facts
FormatStroke Play
CategoryMid-AmWomen
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8 years on record · 2018–20252025 Results
WinnerBrooklyn Benn74-68 (142)
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