Important UPDATE June 5th!!

As of June 5th, Virginia is in phase 2 of reopening. We will have some player safety guidelines in place, and tournament officials will continue to adjust these guidelines as State and Local direction dictates. We've received over 110 registrations for 81 spots, and have started the selection process. Players will be notified of their status via email no later than June 14th, and a wait list will be established for those not selected. Due to the tremendous demand, we will now close registration on June 10th. The golf course remains in fantastic shape, and we're excited to host another exceptional field of amateur female golfers!

Our Mission Statement


Established in 2019, The Donna Andrews Invitational is dedicated to creating a premier tournament experience for amateur women golfers of all ages. We strive to bring an exceptional field of junior, collegiate, mid-am and senior players together on an iconic golf course in an atmosphere that creates lifelong relationships based on the best qualities of the game – sportsmanship and mentoring in the midst of elite competition!

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Meet Donna

Donna Andrews grew up in Lynchburg, VA honing her game at historic Boonsboro Country Club, and became a successful golfer at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Donna played with a spring in her step and joy in her heart. She won seven Virginia State Amateur titles, including five straight VSGA Women’s Amateurs, before playing collegiate golf for Dot Gunnells at the University of North Carolina.

She won the prestigious North and South Women’s Amateur in 1988, and worked with renowned teachers Davis Love, Jr. and Jack Lumpkin during a 15-year professional career that brought her six titles, including one major, the 1994 Nabisco Dinah Shore, birdieing the last hole to secure the win and rekindle the tradition of jumping into the pond fronting the 18th green.

She was a member of two victorious Solheim Cup teams (1994 and 1998) and earned more than $3.6 million in her professional career. She was a member of the LPGA Executive Committee from 2001-2004, serving as President in 2003 and 2004. In 2007, Donna captained the Junior Solheim Cup Team.

She is a member of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame, was the first female to be inducted into the VSGA Hall of Fame, and is the first LPGA Tour player to be inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame. Presently, she teaches private and group lessons as the lead instructor in the golf schools at Pine Needles Resort and Lodge in Southern Pines, NC.

  • Lauren Greenlief; 2015 USGA Mid-Amateur Champion
    Being kind of this major figure in women’s golf, to have her [Donna Andrews] come and support this event that has her name on it I think is going to make this first inaugural year kind of even more special. I think it will be a main draw for amateurs of all ages really to come here for Donna and hear her experiences and support the event. I think it’s huge!
    Lauren Greenlief; 2015 USGA Mid-Amateur Champion
  • Nicole Adam, 2019 NC Junior Girl's Player of The Year
    Donna Andrews greets every single player and is watching the tournament and doing many activities with the players throughout the week. It is a privilege to be around such an outstanding former LPGA player.
    Nicole Adam, 2019 NC Junior Girl's Player of The Year


Tournament Info

Prizes

Division and overall prizes for the winners of the Donna Andrews Invitational

Eligibility

Open to any female player with a Handicap Index of 14.4 or less (9.4 for the Open), the field will be limited to 81 competitors, selected at the discretion of The Donna Andrews Invitational.

Schedule

Find out the who, what, when and where for the duration of your tournament play.

Divisions

• Open
• The Donna Division
• Senior

Entry Fee: $225

  • Alexis Florio; Columbia University Women’s Golf Class of ‘22
    The Donna Andrews Invitational was one of my favorite tournaments of the summer! The tournament offered a competitive field of junior, college, and mid-am golfers and Boonsboro CC was a fun and challenging track. The golf staff, committee members, and volunteers made the event run seamlessly and were so supportive of women’s golf and growing the game
    Alexis Florio; Columbia University Women’s Golf Class of ‘22
  • Lauren Greenlief; 2015 USGA Mid-Amateur Champion
    It was a great week. The course is in excellent condition and it was just a great atmosphere out there. There were a ton of spectators, and Boonsboro Country Club really came out and supported the event, which is amazing for women’s golf. I think the tournament was just extremely well run, and I’m looking to coming back in the future.
    Lauren Greenlief; 2015 USGA Mid-Amateur Champion
  • Jillian Drinkard, 2019 NCAA Division II POY; Methodist University Women’s Golf
    I was fortunate to be given one of the first invitations to The Inaugural Donna Andrews Invitational 2019. It was a memorable tournament experience in which I made many lifelong friendships. There were a lot of great players and it was one of the most well organized and fun amateur tournaments I have ever competed in. I hope to return to Boonsboro CC and play in The Donna every year!
    Jillian Drinkard, 2019 NCAA Division II POY; Methodist University Women’s Golf
  • Nicole Adam, 2019 NC Junior Girl's Player of The Year
    I have so many good things to say about The Donna Andrews Invitational. To start, when you arrive at the golf course you feel at home. The town has supported the tournament so much and has gathered so many volunteers who will do anything to make your time even better. The meals provided to the players and their family at no additional cost were fantastic and allowed everyone to come together and made opportunities to create lifetime friendships.
    Nicole Adam, 2019 NC Junior Girl's Player of The Year
  • Katherine Schuster; 2019 Dixie Amateur and 2019 Silver Belle Champion
    The tournament was run amazingly well... It was very professional, and definitely a first class event. Can't wait to come back!
    Katherine Schuster; 2019 Dixie Amateur and 2019 Silver Belle Champion
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This is a
WAGR, VSGA & CGA
 Player Ranking Event

54 holes of stroke play on Sun, Mon, Tue, June 28 – 30, 2020

It is certain to be one of the most prestigious women’s amateur events on the East Coast for years to come.

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Divisions

Open

Available to any competitor regardless of age who meets all other eligibility requirements, and played at ~6100 - 6300yds. The overall Champion will come from this Division only.

The Donna Division

Available to any competitor regardless of age. The Donna Division will be played at a yardage of ~5600 - 5800 yards

Senior

Available for competitors age 50 or older as of June 28, 2020, The Senior Division will be played at a yardage of ~5100 - 5300yds

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