Stay Tuned For Details on Next Year's Four-Ball Tournament

All players must be current members of the Georgia Women's Golf Association (GWGA). GWGA members may partner with non-Georgia residents for Four-Ball. However, the non-Georgia resident player must pay a non-resident fee of $35 to participate and must have a valid GHIN number.

The entry fee is $500 and includes the tournament fee, green fees, cart fees, tournament prizes, tee gift, and taxes for two days plus range balls for tournament days.

36 holes of Four-Ball stroke play (net-95% handicap allowance).

Teams play as a field. Field limited to 100 Teams.

April 15h handicap revision used in accordance with USGA recommendations and World handicap revision System. Handicap indexes above the allowed maximum index of 30.0 will be adjusted down to this maximum for play in the Four- Ball tournament. The Tournament Chair reserves the right to confirm and adjust any handicap index.

GWGA Tournaments shall be conducted in accordance with The USGA RULES OF GOLF and Policies and Procedures established by the Georgia Women’s Golf Association.

Competitors shall wear appropriate golf attire. Only non-metal spikes are permitted. Cell phones must be turned to silent on the course.

Distance measuring devices that only measure distance are allowed. The use of devices that measure other conditions that might affect a player’s play (e.g., wind or gradient) are not permitted.

GWGA will post each player’s score via Golf Genius.

The Board of Directors reserves the right to approve or reject entries and refund deposited monies at any time before and throughout the competition.

Registration for 2025 Four-Ball Tournament is now closed. Stay tuned for the 2026 tournament dates.

The GWGA Director’s Trophy will be awarded to the 1st Place NET winners.

1st Place NET and 1st Place GROSS winners will be awarded an engraved prize.

All winners will be awarded pro shop credit to be redeemed at either pro shops.

Approximately 1/3 of the field will receive awards.

Hole-in-one trophy is awarded to the player(s) scoring a hole-in-one in the competition.