Rochester District Women's Championship

Stroke play tournament with open, senior (ages 50-64) and super senior (65+) divisions. Entries are open to all amateur female golfers who are members in good standing at RDGA clubs. Format is 36-holes of stroke play. Max handicap 25.

The winner of the Rochester Women's Championship will receive the Danielle E. Downey Memorial Trophy, traditionally presented to the winner of the RDGA Women's Championship since 2014. Named in honor of the late Danielle Downey, who grew up in the local junior and amateur ranks to play collegiately - and eventually on the LPGA Tour