Winners
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Complete records of the Women's Open Championship are not available.
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No. Year Location Champions 1 1934 Chicago, Illinois Sheffield, Virginia !Virginia Sheffield 2 1937 Chicago, Illinois Grau, Jean M. !Jean M. Grau 3 1938 Boston, Massachusetts Karf, Mona May !Mona May Karff 4 1939 New York, New York Karf, Mona May !Mona May Karff 5 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Karf, Mona May !Mona May Karff 6 1950 Detroit, Michigan Karf, Mona May !Mona May Karff and Lucille Kellner 7 1951 Fort Worth, Texas Cutlip, Maxine !Maxine Cutlip 8 1953 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Aronson, Eva !Eva Aronson 9 1954 New Orleans, Louisiana Gresser, Gisela Kahn !Gisela Kahn Gresser 10 1955 Long Beach, California Graf, Sonja !Sonja Graf 11 1956 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Graf, Sonja !Sonja Graf 12 1957 Cleveland, Ohio Graf, Sonja !Sonja Graf 13 1958 Rochester, Minnesota Slater, Kathryn !Kathryn Slater 14 1959 Omaha, Nebraska Graf, Sonja !Sonja Graf 15 1960 St. Louis, Missouri Lane, Lisa !Lisa Lane 16 1961 San Francisco, California Aronson, Eva !Eva Aronson 17 1962 San Antonio, Texas Slater, Kathryn !Kathryn Slater 18 1963 Chicago, Illinois Sillars, Kate !Kate Sillars 19 1964 Boston, Massachusetts Slater, Kathryn !Kathryn Slater and Cecilia Rock 20 1965 Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Bain, Mary !Mary Bain and Kathryn Slater 21 1966 Seattle, Washington Bain, Mary !Mary Bain 22 1969 Lincoln Nebraska Aronson, Eva !Eva Aronson 23 1972 St. Petersburg, Florida Aronson, Eva !Eva Aronson and Marilyn Braun 24 1973 Chicago, Illinois Aronson, Eva !Eva Aronson 25 2009 Tulsa, Oklahoma Saheli, Nath !Saheli Nath (WFM)
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