2026–27 | Solo • Team • Junior • Ladies

Membership: A current Performance Membership is required to participate in Swing Kings leagues. League pricing and membership pricing are presented separately on the league and membership pages.

Competition software: League play is run through GSPro using the event settings established by Swing Kings. All players in an event compete under the same settings. Standard Swing Kings facility policies also apply.

Round settings: Putting is Normal unless the event says otherwise. Gimmies, gameplay, concede-score settings, and other event settings may vary by league or event and will be established before play.

Mulligans: Players may not use mulligans to improve a competition score. Swing Kings staff may use the mulligan function only to correct a bad read, accidental read, or other documented simulator error unless a specific competition awards a bonus mulligan.

Bad or missed reads: Tell staff immediately. Staff will correct the score and direct the player to replay the shot when necessary. Staff corrections do not count against the player.

Simulator problems: If a simulator or software problem interrupts a round, staff will recover the round from the last recorded point when possible or restart the unfinished hole from the appropriate point.

Score submission: A scorecard must be recorded/submitted to count for points, standings, achievements, or prizes. Scores are posted as rounds are completed.

Competition window: Solo and Team players may schedule their league round on any day of the seven-day competition week. Advance play is allowed when needed to solve a scheduling conflict. Rounds must be completed by the published deadline and cannot be resubmitted after completion unless staff authorize a correction.

Sportsmanship: Play respectfully and follow staff direction. Swing Kings staff have final authority to correct technical errors, interpret event settings, and determine whether a round is valid.

Season points: All four leagues use weekly season points. The final three competition weeks are the playoff stretch: Double Points, Double Points, then Triple Points.

Pot-based prizes: Solo and Team leagues include a prize pot funded by player contributions. Final payout amounts are based on the number of participants and the published league payout structure.

10 weeks • 18 holes • stroke play • gross + net competition

• Play your round during the seven-day competition week.
• Net handicap is based on the best 3 scores from the player's most recent 5 rounds. At the start, the first three completed rounds are averaged; after that, each new round replaces the worst score in the previous five when appropriate.
• Maximum handicap: 18. No minimum handicap.
• Standard season points: 500 / 450 / 400 / 350 / 300 / 250 / 200 / 150 / 100 / 50 / 10 participation.
• Weekly bonus points may include 25 CTP green, 10 birdie, 30 eagle or better, and other published bonus challenges.
• The final three weeks use Double, Double, Triple points.
• 20% of the prize pot goes to the Gross winner. The remaining 80% is paid to the Net finishers.
• Net payout expands with field size: 1st only through 15 players; 1st–2nd through 23 players; 1st–3rd at 24+ players. The Net share is 100%; 70/30; or 60/30/10 respectively.
• The season champion is determined by the published final standings and playoff points.

6 weeks • 2-player teams • no handicap

• No substitutions.
• Both players compete from the tees designated for the event.
• Format rotation: 2 Scramble, 2 Alternate Shot, 2 Shamble.
• Teams have a seven-day competition week to complete the round.
• Standard points match Solo: 500 / 450 / 400 / 350 / 300 / 250 / 200 / 150 / 100 / 50 / 10 participation.
• Bonus points include 25 CTP green, 10 birdie, 30 eagle or better, and possible skill challenges when offered.
• The final three weeks use Double, Double, Triple points.
• The top two teams in season points advance to the 9-hole Scramble Match Play Championship.
• Championship prize split: 80% to 1st, 20% to 2nd.

6 weeks • 9 holes • development + competition

• Players choose either the Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday schedule.
• Each session runs 3:30–5:00 PM.
• First session: 30 minutes warm-up/instruction, 30 minutes practice and skill execution, 30 minutes friendly competition.
• Training is built around the course and shot demands of that week's competition.
• Second session: warm-up followed by the 9-hole competition round.
• The six-week season is built around growth, confidence, course preparation, and friendly competition.
• No handicap.
• Season points are tracked, with the final three weeks using Double, Double, Triple points.
• Each season includes a planned league gathering/event as part of the overall junior experience.

6 weeks • 9 holes • social + competition

• Wednesday evenings; the operating window may expand as participation grows.
• No handicap.
• The goal is simple: play golf, meet other women, have fun, and enjoy friendly competition.
• Each week includes a 9-hole round, season points, basic stats, and time to socialize.
• The format is intentionally relaxed rather than handicap-driven.
• The final three weeks use Double, Double, Triple points.
• A complimentary end-of-season social event may be planned with the league during the season, with team games such as a scramble.

• Keep clubs and balls clean to protect the simulator and maintain accurate readings.
• Clean white or light-colored golf balls read best.
• Club stickers can improve club-data recognition, but they do not change the ball-tracking data that determines ball flight.
• Swing Kings uses blue Bir-Tee tees for tee shots.
• Club selection normally does not need to be changed during a round except when switching to or from a putter or another shot type that requires a different selection.
• Aim shots toward the hitting screen rather than the side walls.
• Do not slide or reposition the ball with the club in a way that could cause an accidental read; notify staff immediately if it happens.
• Topped or highly errant shots may occasionally fail to register. Tell staff immediately so the shot can be corrected.

Official information: The active league schedule, event settings, and staff instructions control the current season. This document intentionally does not contain league pricing so that pricing can be updated on the public offer without changing the rules document.

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