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see also: Megan Schofill, View results for U.S. Women's Amateur Qualifying, Wellesley Country Club
The U.S. Women's Amateur has finished qualifying and you can see everyone who made the cut here
The USGA has concluded its qualifying for the 124th U.S. Women's Amateur at 22 qualifying sites. The tournament is scheduled to take place from August 5-11 at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla.
The last time the event was held at this venue was in 1946 when Babe Zaharias triumphed over Clara Sherman by 9 & 11 to claim the trophy. Zaharias subsequently secured 10 major championships and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974.
The 18-hole qualifying rounds are taking place starting June 19 to July 17 across 18 states and Canada.
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