Where is the 2024 US Women's Open being played? Know all about the venue

Modified May 25, 2024 13:11 GMT

The 2024 US Women's Open is set to take place from Thursday, May 30, to Sunday, June 2, at the Lancaster Country Club in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This is the second time the USGA event is returning to Lancaster.

The history of the Lancaster Country Club goes back more than 124 years, to its founding in 1900. Initially, the members played on a rented field, which was modified into a 9-hole design. In 1920, the club hired William Flynn to design an 18-hole course.

Over the years, the Lancaster Country Club has undergone several modifications. Currently, it has three 9-hole circuits and one six-hole short course. The Old, or Flynn, 18-hole course is formed by combining the Meadowcreek and Dogwood nines. The third 9-hole circuit is named the Highlands.

The first time the Lancaster Country Club hosted the US Women's Open was in 2015, when In-gee Chun emerged as the winner, beating Amy Yang by one stroke.

Here's the scorecard for the Lancaster Country Club for the US Women's Open 2024:

Out: par 35, 3252 yards

Hole 1: par 4, 412 yards
Hole 2: par 4, 375 yards
Hole 3: par 4, 420 yards
Hole 4: par 4, 346 yards
Hole 5: par 4, 392 yards
Hole 6: par 3, 173 yards
Hole 7: par 5, 517 yards
Hole 8: par 3, 199 yards
Hole 9: par 4, 418 yards

In: par 35, 3377 yards

Hole 10: par 4, 444 yards
Hole 11: par 4, 417 yards
Hole 12: par 3, 183 yards
Hole 13: par 5, 521 yards
Hole 14: par 4, 403 yards
Hole 15: par 4, 439 yards
Hole 16: par 4, 357 yards
Hole 17: par 3, 176 yards
Hole 18: par 4, 437 yards

Total: par 70, 6629 yards

Past winners of the US Women's Open explored

Allisen Corpuz is the defending champion at the US Women's Open.

Here's a look at the past winners of the US Women's Open since 2000:

2023: Allisen Corpuz
2022: Minjee Lee
2021: Yuka Saso
2020: Kim A-lim
2019: Lee Jeong-Eun
2018: Ariya Jutanugarn
2017: Park Sung-Hyun
2016: Brittany Lang
2015: Chun In-gee
2014: Michelle Wie
2013: Inbee Park (2)
2012: Na Yeon Choi
2011: Ryu So-Yeon
2010: Paula Creamer
2009: Ji Eun-hee
2008: Inbee Park
2007: Cristie Kerr
2006: Annika Sörenstam (3)
2005: Birdie Kim
2004: Meg Mallon (2)
2003: Hilary Lunke
2002: Juli Inkster (2)
2001: Karrie Webb (2)
2000: Karrie Webb

Edited by Shobhit Kukreti