This will also be the first event played in the Women's Elite Amateur Series, launched in 2024.

“One of the big things that we want to achieve out of this is a better schedule. There are multiple elite women's events that are on top of each other on the calendar,” Priest said. “We want to try and help incentivize them to work this out to where those conflicts don't exist. That's the one thing that we would like to see on the men's side mirror on the women's side, so these elite events are not competing against each other.”

Just like the Men’s EAGS, there will be a series-long chase for an Elite Amateur Cup. To the victor will go the spoils, which will include USGA exemptions and other professional opportunities. The top finishers in the rankings will also receive professional exemptions. Those will be announced at a later date.

“Since day one, our goal has been to align the top competitive amateur events in the United States, not only for the men’s game but for the women’s game as well,” Andy Priest said in the official announcement back in January. "We are excited to play a leading role in elevating elite women’s golf by providing these athletes with an aligned summer schedule of competition at some of the most renowned venues in the country conducted by historic organizations and world-class resorts.”

Past champions

2023 Morgan Ketchum
2022 Kayla Holden
2021 Hannah Levi

2024 Women’s Elite Amateur Golf Series Schedule:
May 29-31 | 4th Sea Island Women’s Amateur, Sea Island Golf Club (Seaside), St. Simons Island, Ga.
June 12-15 | 4th Southwestern Women’s Amateur, Desert Mountain Club (Outlaw), Scottsdale, Ariz.
June 25-29 |  122nd North & South Women’s Amateur, Pinehurst Resort & Country Club (No. 2/No. 4), Pinehurst, N.C.
July 16-20 | 124th Women’s Western Amateur, Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest, Ill.
July 23-25 | 94th LNGA Amateur, Hot Springs Country Club, Hot Springs, Ark.