Ladies Golf Association 2026

An active Plantation Lakes USGA Handicap Index must be set up with the club to compete in any round.   How to Join & Compete! Step 1: Register for the League on Golf Genius Step 2: Register for Round 1 (or any later rounds) separately. Round 1 registration is open. Step 3: Round 1 pairings are sent 1-week in advance. Follow the portal page/emails to view them. Step 4: No need to check-in at the shop if you have a member wallet on file. Grab a golf cart, partner up, warm-up, and head straight to the tee. Step 5: Turn in your scorecards to the Golf Shop following play and adjourn to The Landing for group dining.   Benefits of Membership: Access to professionally organized, USGA compliant, weekly member-only competitions in a structured format that’s fun, fair, and suitable for a range of skill levels.. Compete for the Lakes Cup season-long competition with payouts in Golf Shop credit and a trophy. Play in league exclusive outings. Up to x2 per year we play away games at other clubs during aeration closures. Special menu and dining specials following play with group seating at The Landing. Professional staff post scores for your convenience. Meet new people, build friendships, and be part of a welcoming golf community.   One-time $25 entry fee to join (charged to member wallet at each player's first round), which will enter each participant into the Lakes Cup Player of the Year points race to be awarded at the final round of the season. The $25 will enter a purse to be awarded in full to the top players.    Each week, the daily fee is $7 in addition to cart rental for 18 holes. Payouts are awarded weekly in Golf Shop credit.    LEAGUE RULES Points and payouts are awarded to players following each round. Payouts are in Golf Shop merchandise credit. Each week, participants receive points for participating and additional points for winning or placing.    A Valid USGA Handicap Index must be set up with the club to compete. If you do not have a handicap you can purchase one at the Golf Shop (Includes GHIN account and Golf Association of Philadelphia / DSGA Membership)    Pairings are made by blind draw and are optimized for most diversity based on previous round pairings and balance total indexes in each tee time. Requests for early/late tee times will be accommodated to the best of our abilities within the aforementioned pairings terms.    The required season-long player of the year points race (Lakes Cup) is a one-time membership fee of $25 due at check-in of your first league day played.    2025 Lakes Cup Champion: Heather Anderson   Points and payouts are awarded to players following each round (see allocation table below).   Plantation Lakes Ladies Golf Association Player of the Year (Lakes Cup) Weekly Points Allocation Table     Position Net 1 45 2 40 3 35 4 30 5 25 6 20       On team format weeks, points are split 2-4 ways depending on team size.   In October, points distributions are doubled as a 'playoff'.    Blind Draws do not share in purses or points.    5 participation points are awarded to players who complete 18 holes.    The purse and points for a pair/group are fully allocated even if the pair or pairing group is missing players.    The maximum score on any given hole is 10.    * Golf is an all-weather sport and events shall be held regardless of forecasted weather conditions as long as there is no imminent danger to the golfer and the course is in playable condition. Examples of unplayable conditions include fairways and/or greens with standing water and/or are not draining, imminent vs. forecasted weather, etc.   League Chairperson's Primary Responsibilities   1. Member Liaison & Feedback Channel Act as a trusted representative of league members. Collect, clarify, and convey member feedback, concerns, and suggestions to the Golf Professional Staff. Help ensure members understand league policies, standards, and expectations.   2. Advisory Support to Golf Professionals Meet periodically with the Head Golf Professional and/or league coordinators to discuss league improvements, player concerns, and upcoming initiatives. Offer insight on league culture, participation trends, and member sentiment. Support the professional staff’s decisions by reinforcing consistent communication and expectations.   3. Standards & Governance Uphold the association’s rules, traditions, and playing standards. Encourage adherence to handicapping policies and collaborate with the Handicap Committee when needed. Assist in reviewing league procedures or formats when updates or clarifications are warranted.   4. Grievance Review & Resolution Serve as a first point of contact for members who have concerns or complaints. Help evaluate issues objectively and provide guidance toward appropriate resolution channels.   5. Communication & Collaboration Help ensure transparency between the Association leadership and the golf staff. Advocate for all club leagues and events, and promote a positive, respectful, and inclusive league environment.   Overall Purpose To represent the membership, support the golf professionals, promote consistency and fairness, and help maintain a high-quality experience for all participants—without operating the league or assuming staff responsibilities.