Jamison Cup Inter-Club Finals

The WPGA Jamison Cup has a storied history that ties into inter-club contests that have been hotly contested in Western Pennsylvania for decades. Inter-club competition and league play have been central to the WPGA’s history since the early 20th century.

Started in 1989, the Jamison Cup brings together invited teams that represent various clubs throughout the region. Originally, the competition invited club winners of leagues throughout Western Pennsylvania, as well as at-large selected teams, who sent four players to represent their club for 18 holes of stroke play, with the top three scores from each team counting towards the team’s overall score.

The player who cards the lowest score for the competition will receive individual champion honors, as well.

Historically, Oakmont Country Club has had remarkable success in the competition, winning ten times as of 2025.

The Jamison Cup is named in honor of Thomas Jamison, a long-time member of Oakmont Country Club and the founder of Hannastown Golf Club.

In 2025, the competition expanded to add a women’s division, the WPGA Women’s Inter-Club Finals, which brings teams of six players together for 18 holes of Gross Stableford stroke play.

The Inaugural WPGA Women’s Inter-Club Finals was won by the team from Sewickley Heights Golf Club.

The 1st and 18th holes at Chartiers Country Club.