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Women's Open Qualifying Changing

Far Hills, N.J.  – The United States Golf Association has announced a change to the qualifying process for the U.S. Women’s Open Championship. Previously, the qualifying process for the Women’s Open included an 18-hole local qualifier and a 36-hole sectional qualifier. Starting with the 2010 U.S. Women’s Open, which will be contested July 8-11 at Oakmont (Pa.) Country Club, there will be only one stage – 36-hole sectional qualifying for non-exempt players. Historically, two-stage qualifying has presented problems for players trying to coordinate their playing schedules. Since the change to two stages in 2002, the USGA has received many requests from players for exemptions through local qualifying. “We believe this one-stage system will be more time and cost efficient for the players and officials... Read More

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The 2009 IWGA Player of the Year, Julia Potter of Granger, earned full exempt status on the LPGA development tour - the Duramed Futures Tour, for 2010. She competed against over 280 players from 15 countries and finished 24th after rounds of 75-74-72-73. Cracking the top 30 earned Potter her status. She plans to turn professional upon graduation from University of Missouri next May.For the second consecutive... Read More

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