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Mid-amateur golf is where competitive players with jobs live: events restricted to 25-and-older (the USGA line) take the college kids out of the field and reward sharp weekend games.

The schedule below updates live from our catalog — state mid-ams, USGA Mid-Amateur qualifying, regional invitationals, and tour-style series. Each event page shows the format, eligibility line, and how to enter.

Mid-am results feed our national Mid-Amateur ranking, so a good summer here moves you up a list college coaches and championship committees actually read.

Upcoming events

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Wichita Country Club — Kansas Women's Amateur Championship
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Kansas Women's Amateur

Kansas Women's Amateur Championship

Wichita Country Club • Wichita, KS

Jul 13 — 16, 202654 holes60 player fieldWomen • Mid-Am

With priority access for players with handicaps of 5.0 or lower and reserved spots for past champions and top finishers, the field of 60 rewards consistency and recent performance while offering a clear pathway for the state's top amateur women to compete at a championship standard.

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Oldham County Country Club — Kentucky Women's Open Championship
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Kentucky Women's Open

Kentucky Women's Open Championship

Oldham County Country Club • La Grange, KY

Jul 13 — 15, 202654 holes96 player fieldMid-Am • Women

Oldham County CC's mature trees and rolling fairways typically favor accurate ball-striking over length, with a par-71 layout requiring strategic course management through three demanding rounds.

Last year: Abbie Lee won at -5 (139) • Expected cut No cut

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Frequently asked questions

What counts as a mid-amateur?

The USGA defines a mid-amateur as 25 or older. Some invitationals use 30+ or add a maximum handicap; each event page lists its exact eligibility.

How do I get into the U.S. Mid-Amateur?

Sectional qualifying runs in late summer at sites nationwide, generally requiring a handicap index of 3.4 or lower. Qualifiers appear in this schedule as the USGA announces them.

Are mid-am events ranked?

Yes — finishes in ranked mid-amateur events earn points in our national Mid-Amateur ranking, updated weekly.