Feature Groups at The Donna: Talent, Titles, and Tee Times

Tee Times Begin at 7:30 Thursday at Boonsboro Country Club

The field at the 2025 Donna Andrews Invitational is as deep as it is accomplished, with champions at every level of amateur and collegiate golf teeing off across both the Senior and Open Divisions. But if you are planning to follow a group or two on the course at Boonsboro Country Club, here are some pairings that highlight the depth and quality of this year’s field.

A view of Wednesday practice round can be viewed here (compliments of Matt Pooch Media)

A complete tee sheet and live scoring can be found here.

Senior Division – Early Firepower

7:30 AM — Caz Barnett, Amy Phelan, Kolette Hoyle
Amy Phelan is a proven winner, having captured both the Maryland Senior and Mid-Am titles and made a deep run in the 2024 Virginia Senior Am. She is joined by fellow Virginians Caz Barnett and Kolette Hoyle, each bringing strong regional results into play.

7:40 AM — Kim Briele, Patty Moore, Carol Davies
This group is stacked. Carol Davies has qualified for 10 USGA championships and won multiple D.C. metro titles. Patty Moore and Kim Briele are both USGA qualifiers, making this a trio worth watching from the opening tee.

8:20 AM — Shirley Vaughn, Brenda Corrie Kuehn, Shawn McCullough
One of the morning’s most accomplished pairings. Brenda Corrie Kuehn and Shawn McCullough are both state champions and multi-time USGA qualifiers, with McCullough also a two-time Virginia Super Senior Player of the Year.

8:30 AM — Ronda Henderson, Anna Schultz, Lora Fioretti
Anna Schultz alone can make most groups elite — the 2007 USGA Senior Women’s Champion has played in more than 40 USGA events. Henderson and Fioretti round out a pairing that blends state-level dominance and experience.

9:25 AM — Suzi Spotleson, Kay Daniel, Hui Chong Dofflemyer
Spotleson, a Past Donna Champion, is joined by Kay Daniel — a Louisiana State Champion and USGA veteran — and Hui Chong Dofflemyer, a top five finisher at The Donna.

Open Division – Collegiate and National Talent Collide

10:50 AM — Kiera Bartholomew, Bella Bugg, Grace Ridenour
Bella Bugg arrives as the reigning Tennessee Women’s Am Champion, Grace Ridenour is a PKBGT and AJGA winner, and UVA’s Bartholomew brings strong showings across CGA events.

11:00 AM — Emilia Doran, Jackie Rogowicz, Katie Vu
Circle this one. Doran is a 2023 NCAA Champion and Augusta National Women’s Am runner-up. Rogowicz is a Past Donna Champion and Porter Cup winner. Add in rising star Katie Vu, and you’ve got a headline group.

11:45 AM — Ella Yokota, Lauren Slatton, Kathryn Ha
Yokota is an international junior standout headed to Wake Forest. Slatton is a US Four-Ball Semifinalist and #1 junior in Tennessee, while Ha was 2024 Virginia Girls Golfer of the Year. A trio of future stars.

12:15 PM — Samantha Skinner, Eujin Pyon, Makayla Grubb
Makayla Grubb won the 2023 VSGA Amateur, while Skinner and Pyon are consistent collegiate competitors.

1:20 PM — Addisyn Newman, Mikaela McAuley, Annabel Widdifield
Newman’s credentials jump off the page—three-time TN Women’s Am Flight Champion and 2024 JHF Women’s Am winner at -10. Widdifield and McAuley are also decorated juniors.

These groupings are just a snapshot of the depth and breadth of talent assembled for this year’s tournament. Whether you are following a former national champion or a rising collegiate star, you will find no shortage of elite golf on display throughout the day at Boonsboro.