The 24th Maryland State Women’s Open Championship took place at the Worthington Manor Golf Club on October 23 and 24. A total of 56 talented women golfers participated from all over the country, with 32 competing in the Open Division and 22 in the Senior Division. The tournament unfolded against the backdrop of brisk mornings, with temperatures starting in the 50s and gradually warming up to the upper 60s as the days progressed.
It was an exciting two days, with one of the golfers keeping a steady lead the whole way through. In the end, Aneka Seumanutafa emerged as the victor of the 24th Maryland Women’s Open. She displayed exceptional skill and composure, finishing with a remarkable score of -6, carding 69s on both days.
Jessica Spicer demonstrated her prowess and was crowned the Low Amateur with a score of +5, posting rounds of 74 and 75. Meanwhile, the Senior Division saw Monique Thoresz rise to the top with a final score of +8, combining rounds of 79 and 73. Among the Senior Amateurs, Shawn McCullough distinguished herself by clinching the Low Senior Amateur title with a total score of +17, carding 83 on the first day and improving to 78 on the second.
As the sun sets on this year’s championship, we extend our gratitude to Worthington Manor Golf Club for hosting this exceptional event.
