What is the NCGA Women’s One Day Series?

The NCGA Women’s One Day Series is a Northern California women’s golf program launching in 2026 that combines the former Play Days and Open Days into one unified series. It offers single-day competitive and social golf events open to all female NCGA members 18+.

Who can play in the Women’s One Day Series?

All female NCGA members age 18 and older are eligible to participate, regardless of club type, experience level, or previous affiliation with PWGA or WGANC.

How many events are included in the Women's One-Day Series?

The 2026 schedule features 80+ One Day events hosted across Northern California — making it one of the largest women’s golf programs among all Allied Golf Associations in the U.S.

Do I need a specific Handicap Index to play?

Most Women’s One Day Series events are open to a wide range of Handicap Index® levels. Players must play to a Maximum Handicap Index of 40.4.

How does registration work?

Registration is first come, first served and follows standard NCGA event registration timelines. Event-specific details, including deadlines and eligibility requirements, are listed on the event page.

What formats are played in the Women's One Day Series?

Formats vary by event and may include individual net competitions, stableford, or other fun and competitive formats. All events also include Team League. Specific formats are listed on each event’s description page.

What is the Women’s One Day Series Points Program?

Starting in 2026, participants can earn points for playing and performance in One Day Series events. Points will accumulate throughout the season, with end-of-year recognition for top point earners.

Are PWGA and WGANC events still offered?

Yes. Historic PWGA and WGANC championships and events will continue under the “Legacy” designation (e.g., Legacy Helen Lengfeld Championship), preserving tradition while operating within the unified NCGA structure.

Will I still play at top courses across Northern California?

Absolutely. Women’s One Day Series events are hosted at a wide variety of public, private, and championship-caliber courses throughout Northern California.

Is the One Day Series more competitive or more social?

Both. The series is designed to balance friendly competition and community connection, welcoming golfers who want to compete, meet new players, and enjoy great golf in a supportive environment.

How is this different from previous women’s programs?

The One Day Series simplifies the structure into a single, inclusive program, increases playing opportunities, introduces a season-long points program, and ensures equitable access for all NCGA female members.

How do I find and sign up for Women’s One Day Series events?

You can view the full schedule and register for events on the NCGA Women’s One day Series Schedule page. Events can be filtered by date, location, and format.

What is the NCGA Women’s One Day Series?

The NCGA Women’s One Day Series is a Northern California women’s golf program launching in 2026 that combines the former Play Days and Open Days into one unified series. It offers single-day competitive and social golf events open to all female NCGA members 18+

Who can play in the Women’s One Day Series?

All female NCGA members age 18 and older are eligible to participate, regardless of club type, experience level, or previous affiliation with PWGA or WGANC.

How many events are included in the Women's One-Day Series?

The 2026 schedule features 80+ One Day events hosted across Northern California — making it one of the largest women’s golf programs among all Allied Golf Associations in the U.S.

Do I need a specific Handicap Index to play?

Most Women’s One Day Series events are open to a wide range of Handicap Index® levels. Players must play to a Maximum Handicap Index of 40.4.

How does registration work?

Registration is first come, first served and follows standard NCGA event registration timelines. Event-specific details, including deadlines and eligibility requirements, are listed on the event page.

What formats are played in the One Day Series?

Formats vary by event and may include individual net competitions, stableford, or other fun and competitive formats. All events also include Team League. Specific formats are listed on each event’s description page.

What is the Women’s One Day Series Points Program?

Starting in 2026, participants can earn points for playing and performance in One Day Series events. Points will accumulate throughout the season, with end-of-year recognition for top point earners.

Are PWGA and WGANC events still offered?

Yes. Historic PWGA and WGANC championships and events will continue under the “Legacy” designation (e.g., Legacy Helen Lengfeld Championship), preserving tradition while operating within the unified NCGA structure.

Will I still play at top courses across Northern California?

Absolutely. Women’s One Day Series events are hosted at a wide variety of public, private, and championship-caliber courses throughout Northern California.

Is the One Day Series more competitive or more social?

Both. The series is designed to balance friendly competition and community connection, welcoming golfers who want to compete, meet new players, and enjoy great golf in a supportive environment.

How is this different from previous women’s programs?

The One Day Series simplifies the structure into a single, inclusive program, increases playing opportunities, introduces a season-long points program, and ensures equitable access for all NCGA female members.

How do I find and sign up for Women’s One Day Series events?

You can view the full schedule and register for events on the NCGA Women’s One day Series Schedule page. Events can be filtered by date, location, and format.

All-New NCGA Women’s Golf Programming for 2026

2026 Women's One Day Series Schedule

For All Skill Levels

Women's One Day Series

The NCGA is thrilled to introduce a dynamic new chapter for women’s golf in Northern California with our 2026 season! Designed to be more vibrant, inclusive, and accessible than ever before, this new program offers expanded play opportunities, a simplified structure, and an innovative points program. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, 2026 promises to be an exciting time for women’s golf across the region.

Engaging One-Day Events at Courses Across Northern California

Our one-day events are hosted on weekdays at a variety of golf courses throughout Northern California. These events feature a mix of individual and team competitions, with formats such as Individual Net, Four-Ball Net, and Stableford to keep the action exciting and diverse.
Tournaments are flighted by handicap, ensuring golfers of all skill levels have the chance to compete, enjoy the game, and win. Awards are given to the overall field winners, as well as winners within each flight.
In addition, our season-long points program lets golfers earn points based on both performance and participation, adding an extra layer of excitement throughout the season. Your entry fee contributes to the year end prize fund for our top point earners.
There are registration opening 'windows':
• Events held from February - May: Registration opens on January 12
• Events held from June - August: Registration opens on April 13
• Events held from September - December: Registration opens on July 13
• Don’t miss out—mark your calendars!

Ages 18 and Older

Open to All NCGA Women Members

We’re excited to welcome all NCGA women members, aged 18 and older, to join the fun!

This is a fantastic opportunity to experience courses you might not usually have the chance to play, while enjoying friendly competition and camaraderie with fellow golfers.

2026 One Day Series Schedule

Women’s One-Day Series Points Program

Our season-long points program is designed to celebrate both your participation and performance across all events in the Women’s One-Day Series.

The top 150-point earners will be paid out of the prize fund and be recognized on our point leaderboard, making this a great opportunity to not only compete, but also track your progress and achievements throughout the season.

See Points Program Details

Team League

The Women’s Team League adds a season-long team competition to the Women’s One Day Series.

Details:

Season runs through September

Teams of 4 Players will compete within their Area

The Top 3 teams in each area will be recognized

Teams must represent an active NCGA Women’s Club

List of Clubs by Area

Team League Details

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Championship History

Year Points Winner Winner Location

Year 2025 Points Winner First Last Winner First Last Location Poppy Hills GC

Tournament Schedule

January

February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Date Site Format Fee (Per Player) Registration Deadline Results

Date Feb 5 Site Silverado (South) – Napa, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $135 Registration Deadline Closes 1/19 Results Results

Date Feb 6 Site Silverado (North) – Napa, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $155 Registration Deadline Closes 1/19 Results Results

Date Feb 19 Site The Course at Wente Vineyards – Livermore, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $115 Registration Deadline Closes 2/2 Results Results

Date Feb 20 Site Baylands – Palo Alto, CA (*walking rate) Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $95* Registration Deadline Closes 2/2 Results Results

Date Feb 26 Site Whitney Oaks – Rocklin, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $75 Registration Deadline Closes 2/9 Results Results

Date Mar 5 Site Silverado (South) – Napa, CA Format Individual Stableford Fee (Per Player) $135 Registration Deadline Closes 2/16 Results Results

Date Mar 6 Site Silverado (North) – Napa, CA Format Two-Person Scramble Fee (Per Player) $155 Registration Deadline Closes 2/16 Results Results

Date Mar 19 Site Creekside – Modesto, CA (*walking rate) Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $60/$45* Registration Deadline Closes 3/2 Results Results

Date Mar 20 Site The Course at Wente Vineyards – Livermore, CA Format Individual Chicago Fee (Per Player) $115 Registration Deadline Closes 3/2 Results Results

Date Mar 26 Site The Reserve at Spanos Park – Stockton, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline Closes 3/9 Results Results

Date Apr 9 Site Indian Valley – Novato, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $95 Registration Deadline Closes 3/23 Results Results

Date Apr 23 Site Poppy Ridge – Livermore, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $100 Registration Deadline Closes 4/6 Results Results

Date Apr 24 Site Wente Vineyards – Livermore, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $115 Registration Deadline closes 4/6 Results Results

Date Apr 30 Site Ancil Hoffman – Carmichael, CA (*walking rate) Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $65* Registration Deadline closes 4/13 Results Results

Date May 1 Site Elkhorn – Stockton, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $65 Registration Deadline closes 4/13 Results Results

Date ^ May 14 Site Windsor – Windsor, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline closes 4/27 Results Results

Date ^ May 15 Site Stonetree – Novato, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $100 Registration Deadline closes 4/27 Results Results

Date ^ May 21 Site Blue Rock Springs (East) – Vallejo, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $75 Registration Deadline closes 5/4 Results Results

Date ^ May 22 Site Rancho Solano – Fairfield, CA Format Two-Person Scramble Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline closes 5/4 Results Results

Date ^ Jun 4 Site Ridge GC – Auburn, CA Format Four-Ball Stableford Fee (Per Player) $75 Registration Deadline closes 5/18 Results Results

Date ^ Jun 5 Site Mather – Mather, CA (*walking rate) Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $60* Registration Deadline closes 5/18 Results Results

Date ^ Jun 25 Site Del Monte – Monterey, CA (*walking rate) Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $75* Registration Deadline closes 6/8 Results Results

Date ^ Jun 26 Site Poppy Hills – Pebble Beach, CA Format Four-Ball Net Fee (Per Player) $140 Registration Deadline closes 6/8 Results Results

Date ^ Jul 9 Site Silverado North – Napa, CA Format Individual Chicago Fee (Per Player) $155 Registration Deadline closes 6/22 Results Results

Date ^ Jul 10 Site Silverado South – Napa, CA Format Blind Draw Fee (Per Player) $135 Registration Deadline closes 6/22 Results Results

Date ^ Jul 23 Site Paradise Valley – Fairfield, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline closes 7/6 Results Results

Date ^ Jul 24 Site Rancho Solano – Fairfield, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline closes 7/6 Results Results

Date ^ Jul 30 Site Chardonnay – American Canyon, CA Format Individual Stableford Fee (Per Player) $70 Registration Deadline closes 7/13 Results Results

Date ^ Jul 31 Site The Course at Wente Vineyards – Livermore, CA Format Two-Person Scramble Fee (Per Player) $115 Registration Deadline closes 7/13 Results Results

Date + Aug
13-14 Site Graeagle Meadows & Whitehawk Ranch – Graeagle, CA & Clio, CA (36-hole two-day major) Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $250 Registration Deadline closes 7/27 Results Results

Date + Aug 20 Site Coyote Creek (Valley) – Morgan Hill, CA Format Two-Person Aggregrate Fee (Per Player) $100 Registration Deadline closes 8/3 Results Results

Date + Aug 28 Site Presidio – San Francisco, CA Format Individual Chicago Fee (Per Player) $140 Registration Deadline closes 8/10 Results Results

Date + Sep
10-11 Site Paso Robles & Hunter Ranch – Paso Robles, CA (36-hole two-day major) Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $200 Registration Deadline closes 8/24 Results Results

Date + Sep 24 Site Poppy Ridge – Livermore, CA Format Individual Stableford Fee (Per Player) $100 Registration Deadline closes 9/7 Results Results

Date + Sep 25 Site Baylands – Palo Alto, CA (*walking rate) Format Four-Ball Stableford Fee (Per Player) $95* Registration Deadline closes 9/7 Results Results

Date + Oct 8 Site Reserve at Spanos Park – Stockton, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline closes 9/21 Results Register

Date + Oct 9 Site Rancho Murieta (North) – Rancho Murieta, CA Format Two-Person Scramble Fee (Per Player) $80 Registration Deadline closes 9/21 Results Register

Date + Oct
15-16 Site Greenhorn Creek & Copper Valley – Angels Camp CA & Copperopolis, CA Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $200 Registration Deadline closes 9/28 Results Register

Date Nov 19 Site WNT Playoff – Silverado (North) – Napa, CA (top 112 points earners; Invitation Only) Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) $155 Registration Deadline Results Register

Date Dec
10-11 Site Tour Championship – TPC Harding Park & Presidio GC (Top 40 points earners; Invitation Only) Format Individual Net Fee (Per Player) Registration Deadline Results Register

Women's One Day Series FAQs

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What is the NCGA Women’s One Day Series?

The NCGA Women’s One Day Series is a Northern California women’s golf program launching in 2026 that combines the former Play Days and Open Days into one unified series. It offers single-day competitive and social golf events open to all female NCGA members 18+
Who can play in the Women’s One Day Series?

All female NCGA members age 18 and older are eligible to participate, regardless of club type, experience level, or previous affiliation with PWGA or WGANC.
How many events are included in the Women's One-Day Series?

The 2026 schedule features 80+ One Day events hosted across Northern California — making it one of the largest women’s golf programs among all Allied Golf Associations in the U.S.
Do I need a specific Handicap Index to play?

Most Women’s One Day Series events are open to a wide range of Handicap Index® levels. Players must play to a Maximum Handicap Index of 40.4.
How does registration work?

Registration is first come, first served and follows standard NCGA event registration timelines. Event-specific details, including deadlines and eligibility requirements, are listed on the event page.
What formats are played in the One Day Series?

Formats vary by event and may include individual net competitions, stableford, or other fun and competitive formats. All events also include Team League. Specific formats are listed on each event’s description page.
What is the Women’s One Day Series Points Program?

Starting in 2026, participants can earn points for playing and performance in One Day Series events. Points will accumulate throughout the season, with end-of-year recognition for top point earners.
Are PWGA and WGANC events still offered?

Yes. Historic PWGA and WGANC championships and events will continue under the “Legacy” designation (e.g., Legacy Helen Lengfeld Championship), preserving tradition while operating within the unified NCGA structure.
Will I still play at top courses across Northern California?

Absolutely. Women’s One Day Series events are hosted at a wide variety of public, private, and championship-caliber courses throughout Northern California.
Is the One Day Series more competitive or more social?

Both. The series is designed to balance friendly competition and community connection, welcoming golfers who want to compete, meet new players, and enjoy great golf in a supportive environment.
How is this different from previous women’s programs?

The One Day Series simplifies the structure into a single, inclusive program, increases playing opportunities, introduces a season-long points program, and ensures equitable access for all NCGA female members.
How do I find and sign up for Women’s One Day Series events?

You can view the full schedule and register for events on the NCGA Women’s One day Series Schedule page. Events can be filtered by date, location, and format.