Florida Women’s Open & Senior Open

FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

It was Jacqueline Stoelting and Kim Keyer-Scott who raised the trophies at the Florida Women’s Open and Senior Open Championship on Sunday at Riomar Country Club.

Stoelting survived a one-hole playoff to capture the win in the Open Division, finishing the championship at 4-under 208. Keyer-Scott took home the victory in the Senior Division at 13-over 225.

Stoelting becomes the fifth Florida Women’s Open champion and the sixth professional to win the championship. Bailey Shoemaker secured LowAmateur honors for the second-straight year, finishing the weekend in a tie for third place at 3-under 209.

This is the second FSGA championship of the year for Keyer-Scott, who capture the Women’s Senior Amateur title in April. The Bonita Springs native becomes the second amateur to win the Florida Women’s Senior Open, after Mary Jane Hiestand captured the title in 2018.