The Georgia Senior Women's Championship, which began in 1998, is open to female amateur golfers who are members of GSGA Member Clubs, are residents of Georgia, and are at least 50 years of age by the day of the first round. Participants compete for the Ceil Maclaurin Trophy, which was given by the great Georgia women's amateur golfer in 1998. The format is 36 holes of flighted stroke play.
Georgia State Golf Association is the official golf association of the state of Georgia, and its membership is open to men, women, juniors, seniors, and golf clubs throughout the state. Golfers who join GSGA have access to invaluable resources and competitions that allow them to advance their knowledge and improve their golfing skills. Joining GSGA means joining an association of more than 350 clubs and 75,000 people who all have one thing in common: a love of golf.