35th U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Qualifier
Portage Country Club
Thursday, August 25, 2022
240 N Portage Path, Akron, Ohio 44303
REGISTRATION
| Opens: | Week of April 25 |
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| Closes: | July 27th, 5:00 P.M. |
CLICK HERE to register for the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Qualifier
ENTRY FEE - $180.00 per player
ELIGIBILITY
Players must be 25 on or before September 17th.
HANDICAP INDEX LIMIT
9.4 or lower
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Thursday, August 25th 2022
Find the NOGA Tent upon arrival to register your team for the day
| Driving Range: | Plan to arrive 1 hour before your scheduled tee time to utilize the range |
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| Starting Times: | TBD |
| First Tee: | Please arrive to the first tee 10 minutes before your scheduled tee time ready to play. |
FORMAT
An individual stroke play competition, in which each player competes against all other players in the division. Play is governed by the USGA Rules of Golf and its decisions, by the NOGA Hard Card and the terms of competition. Rule 1.3B states that players are responsible for applying the rules to themselves.
SITE CAPACITY
48 Players. If the event is full, players can still register and be placed on the Waiting List. Players will NOT be charged until they have been moved from the Waiting List to the Tournament Roster.
STARTING TIMES
Practice Round
$69.00 includes cart; guest fee $140.96
TEE YARDAGE
Approx. 6,800 Yards
STRACKALINE
Thanks to a partnership with the Northern Ohio Golf Association, StrackaLine books can be purchased for a reduced price. A 20% off discount will be automatically added to your shopping cart at checkout. StrackaLine Yardage Books are available for all courses. StrackaLine Greens Guides & Combination Books are available for select courses. CLICK HERE to purchase a Strackaline book for Portage Country Club.
Prices
| Yardage Book: | $34 + an additional 20% off |
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| Greens Book: | $34 + an additional 20% off | Combination (Greens + Yardage): | $39 + an additional 20% off |
THE COURSE - PORTAGE COUNTRY CLUB
Portage’s 18-hole golf course was designed in 1918 by famed architect William B. Langford. The course is challenging yet fun and offers some of the best short and long range practice facilities in the area.
