Fairfield Glade is finalizing plans for the Tennessee Women’s Open, one of the longest-running women’s open golf tournaments in the nation.
The 54-hole championship will be July 23-25 at Stonehenge Golf Club.
It features the Championship Division and the Senior Division, bringing together an outstanding field of amateur and professional competitors.
Among the players to watch this year are a couple of names familiar to golfing in Fairfield Glade.
Jean Kraft is a consistent top contender and frequent top-5 finisher in the Tennessee Women’s Open Senior Division.
And Rhonda Switzer-Nadasdi is the 2026 runner up for the Tennessee Women’s Match Play Championship.
Since 2009, the tournament has been at Stonehenge Golf Club, where it has consistently attracted top talent from across the United States and around the world.