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Championship Facts
The Carolinas-Virginias Women’s Team Matches were originated in 1957.
The matches pit some of the best women from around the Carolinas against their Virginia and West Virginia counterparts.
The traditions of good golf, respectful sportsmanship, and great friendships are reflected in these competitions. Just to be asked if you are available to play is a source of pride to women golfers throughout the Carolinas.
Eligibility: Invitation only. Team members qualify by their finish in various championships held throughout the Carolinas, Rankings and Captain’s Picks.
Format: Day 1: Four-Ball Match Play. Day 2: Modified Alternate Shot. Day 3: Four-Ball Match Play The matches include 24 players from NC and SC and include three age categories: Regular; Senior (6) and Super Senior (2). A point is scored for winning the outward half, the inward nine and the overall match.
Winner: 108 points available. Carolinas needs 54 points to retain the cup. Virginias needs 54 1/2 points to win the cup.
Defending Champion: Carolinas
Carolinas leads all-time in the series.
Course Overview
Course Architect: Tom Fazio (1991)
Yardage: 5900 yards
Par: 36-36--72
PGA Golf Professional: Robert Loper
Superintendent: Doug Lewis
Club Address: 8403 Vintage Club Drive, Wilmington, NC 28411
Golf Shop Phone: 910-686-1177
CGA Championships Hosted by Porters Neck Country Club: 1998 North Carolina Amateur; 2010 Carolinas Senior Four-Ball; 2011 Carolinas Women’s Four-Ball; 2013 North Carolina Mid-Amateur
