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The Australian Women's Interstate Teams Matches for the Gladys Hay Memorial Cup is Australia's premier Women's Amateur Team Golf Championship. Each State is represented by six players who contest singles match play in a round robin format, concluding with a Final.
The first interstate match was played in 1897, then 1906 to 1939 and from 1947. In 1933 the series became the Gladys Hay Memorial Cup in honour of Miss Hay to perpetuate her great contribution to the game both as an administrator (Foundation Member of the ALGU and Council Member 1921-23) and player (Australian Champion 1922).
From 2008, the Women’s and Men’s Interstate Teams Matches were played concurrently in the same city.
Visit the website of the Host Club - West Lakes Golf Club, Adelaide SA
Western Australia completed a successful defence of the Gladys Hay Memorial Cup with a resounding 6-0 win over Victoria in the final of the Australian Women’s Interstate Teams Matches at West Lakes Golf Club in Adelaide.
The Western Australian side lost to the Victorians on Thursday but found revenge in the final.
“It’s really hard to win tournaments like this back-to-back but it’s great to be able to get it done,” WA Captain Whitney Hillier said.
Victoria finished the championship in second place.
Queensland won the first Consolation Final, defeating New South Wales 4-2 to finish in third place.
In the second Consolation Final, South Australia defeated Tasmania 4-3.
The 2013 Australian Women’s Interstate Teams Matches will be held at Royal Hobart Golf Club.
Daily Pairings and Results:
> Daily Pairings - Round 1
> Daily Pairings - Round 2
> Daily Pairings - Round 3
> Daily Pairings - Round 4
> Daily Pairings - Round 5
> Daily Pairings - Finals