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78th Women's International Four-Ball

Club Adena, Ocala, FL

February 17-18, 2025

Fifth Times the Charm for Kim-Schaad & Stasi


OCALA, Fla. –
For the fifth time, Ina Kim-Schaad and Meghan Stasi raised the trophy at the Women’s International Four-Ball Championship. The duo was also victorious in 2019, 2020, 2022, and 2023 and have now added one more to their illustrious collection. This also marks Stasi’s ninth win at the championship. 

It was tightly contested at the top of the leaderboard after the first round, with four teams within three shots of the lead. Greenlief (Virginia) and Rogowicz (Pennsylvania) took full advantage of their top spot from round one, sinking two birdies right from the start. 

As they made the turn, Kim-Schaad (Florida) and Stasi (Florida) claimed a share of the lead with a birdie on the tenth hole. Sarah Spicer (Virginia) and Jessica Spicer (North Carolina) followed suit, joining the leaders with a birdie on the ninth hole.

Greenlief and Rogowicz, one hole behind, responded with a birdie on the ninth hole to reclaim the lead at 9-under heading into the back nine. It would be a battle down the stretch to determine who would ultimately raise the trophy.

Ina Kim-Schaad and Stasi refused to back down, and continued their run birdieing the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th holes to pull ahead of the field. Their next birdie would come on 18 where they sat 13-under with one hole to go. 

Not to be forgotten, Greenlief and Rogowicz held on with three birdies on the back nine, finishing 12-under total, just one shot off the winners. 

Together, the duo of Kim-Schaad and Stasi tallied up eleven birdies on the final day to reach 13-under and a remarkable second-round 61. This is the lowest round put together by any pair teeing it up at the Women's International Four-Ball Championship.

Stasi is among an elite group of individuals, being inducted into the FSGA Hall of Fame in 2023. Meanwhile, Kim-Schaad has quite a few accolades of her own, as an FSGA President's Award recipient in 2019, and winning the U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur in the same year. 

In the Middle Division, Corey Weworski and Susan West finished with a commanding 5-stroke lead over the rest of the field. The pair shot 69-66--135 to finish 9-under total. 

Tee Information

Tee

Yardage / Info

Championship Division

6,079 yds. 75.6/133

Middle Division

5,365 yds. 72.6/124

Par: 72

Weather Information

Description

Temp

Sunny

Sunny with light winds

58 °F

Tournament Results

PosPosition Name Rd.1 Rd.2 TotalTotal Score Points
1 Ina Kim-Schaad / Meghan Stasi 70 61 131 2000
2 Lauren Greenlief / Jackie Rogowicz 67 65 132 0
3 Sarah Spicer / Jessica Spicer 68 69 137 0
4 McKenna Murphy / Mara King 69 70 139 800
5 Stephanie Kono / Natalie Grainger 72 68 140 700
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Tournament Summary

Format:  36 holes of gross four-ball stroke play

Eligibility Female amateur golfer of at least 18 years of age - See FSGA's Competitive Fairness Gender Policy

Handicap:  A valid GHIN or USGA Handicap index is required to enter

  • Championship Division - Combined Team index of 10.0 or less
  • Middle Division - Combined Team index of 20.0 or less

Entry Fee:  $580 per team ($290 per person)

Championship Format

  • 36-holes of gross four-ball stroke play (commonly known as a two person, best-ball)
  • Two divisions - Championship and Middle
  • The overall Champion will be the team from the Championship Division with the lowest 36-hole score.

Eligibility

  • Female amateur golfers at least 18 years or older as of the first day of the Championship - See FSGA Competitive Fairness Gender Policy
  • A valid GHIN or USGA Handicap Index is required to enter:
    • Championship Division - Teams with a combined handicap index of 10.0 or less
    • Middle Division - Teams with a combined handicap index of 20.0 or less
  • Team handicaps as of Wednesday, October 30th, 2024 are used to determine eligibiity and the Field Determination Policy (below)
  • Any teams with a combined handicap index of 10.0 or less, and the team members are both under 50 years of age, are only eligible to compete in the Championship Division
  • Entrants are not required to be a member of the FSGA

Entry Fee

  • $580 per team ($290 per player)
  • Includes practice round, all competitive rounds of golf, tee gift, lunch before Sunday's practice round, lunch after both Monday and Tuesday's rounds, and gift certificate prizes
  • Late entries will be accepted subject to a $10 late entry fee should the entrant gain acceptance into the field

Schedule of Events

  • Sunday, February 16th
    • 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Player registration and practice round luncheon (upstairs - main ballroom, included in entry fee)
    • 1:00 PM - Shotgun practice round
  • Monday, February 17th
    • 8:00 AM - 9:50 AM - Round one tee times off of #1 and #10 tees
    • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM (approx.) - First round luncheon - included with entry fee (upstairs - main ballroom)
  • Tuesday, February 18th
    • 9:00 AM - Final round shotgun 
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM (approx.) - Final round luncheon and awards presentation - included with entry fee (upstairs main ballroom)

 

How Entries are Classified

  • Championship Division Exempt
  • Championship Division Non-Exempt
  • Middle Division Exempt
  • Middle Division Non-Exempt

Field Determination Policy & Alternates

  • 36 spots (36 teams) of the entire field is the Championship Division
  • 12 spots (12 teams) of the entire field is the Middle Division
  • Exempt entries will be accepted into the field until the Championship reaches capacity
  • All Non-Exempt entries will be held until the entry deadline on December 4th
  • On Thursday, December 5th, 2024 all Non-Exempt entries will be ranked by lowest combined team handicap (using handicaps as of Wednesday, October 30th).
  • All available spots in the field will be filled by Non-Exempt entries by lowest combined team handicap
  • Once the field is filled by Non-Exempt entries, an alternates list will be created and posted under Tee Times & Info. Teams will be ranked on the alternates list by lowest combined handicap index.
  • Teams may not switch Divisions once pairings have been posted
  • Alternate teams will be contacted when, and if, a spot in the field opens for them
  • Late entries will be placed on the bottom of their respective alternates list

Partner Changes

Partner changes will be accommodated following these guidelines:

  • One player on the original entry must remain on the side.
  • After the Entry Deadline - Since the field and alternates list were determined by combined handicap index, the new combined handicap of the side must be lower than the first alternate side.

Flighting

  • The Championship Division is gross only and will not be flighted
  • The Middle Division is gross only and will not be flighted

Breaking Ties

  • Championship Division – The overall Champion will be the team with the lowest total score.  In the event of a tie for first place, there will be a hole-by-hole sudden death playoff on a hole designated by the Committee to determine the Champions.
  • Middle Division – All ties in each flight of the Middle Division will be broken by the FSGA tie breaking method (Modified USGA). The final day 18 hole score will be used. If there is still a tie, the last 9 holes of the last day (10-18). If there is still a tie, the last 6 holes are used (13-18), then if needed the last 3 holes (16-18), then the final hole (18). In the case that players are still tied after the 18th hole, the winner will be determined by lot (coin flip).

Championship Practice Rounds

  • One practice round is included in the entry fee. The practice round will be a 1:00 PM shotgun on Sunday, February 16th. Additional practice rounds may be available to schedule during the week prior to the Championship on a case-by-case basis, but there is no guarantee. The price for an additional practice round is $40.00 + tax. Additional practice rounds can be schedule by calling the golf shop at 352-400-4653The proper place to practice your golf swing is on the driving range, hitting multiple shots on the course is unacceptable.

Championship Information

  • Course Setup
    • Championship Division - 6,000 yards (Gross Only)
    • Middle Division - 5,300 yards (Gross Only)
  • Field Size - 48 teams (96 players)
  • Tee Times & Information

Championship Policies

Player Information

Past Championships


Host Site

  • Club Adena
    950 NW 75th St.
    Ocala, FL, 34475
    (352) 400-4653
    • Directions
    • Payment - Cash & All Major Credit Cards are accepted at Club Adena

Host Hotel

Exemptions Earned From This Tournament

  • Winners & Top 5 (Championship Division)
    • Next year's Women's International Four-Ball Championship
  • Winners (Middle Division)
    • Next year's Women's International Four-Ball Championship