May-October 2026

Ladies Links League

Grab a partner and take on monthly challenges while competing against other WA Golf teams in the League. Add some friendly competition to your golf season and play different tournament formats! WA Golf-run, team-guided play. Play where you want, when you want.

Registration for 2026 opens March 2nd!

League Details

Eligibility: Open to all WA Golf women members with an established handicap.

Entry fee: Fee to participate each month is $30 per team. No fee to join the league.

Field size: There is no limit on field size for each challenge, so get all of your friends to sign up!

PLEASE NOTE: Players must have the same teammate for each monthly challenge and are responsible for paying their own greens fees during each challenge.

Monthly Challenges

For each challenge you participate in, you will submit the course and tees you play from for that month. You will receive an email with a link to submit your team's scorecard for the challenge through Golf Genius. Your handicap will be calculated automatically. You can pick the time and with whom you play. Just follow the format rules, post your scores in Golf Genius and have fun!

Prizes!

Monthly Challenge Winners: Prizes will be awarded to monthly challenge winners based on net scores only.

Monthly Prize Drawing: 10 teams or 20 players will be selected at random from the challenge field for the monthly prize drawing.

A season-long points list will be kept with the top teams earning an invitation to a fun, casual, social golf day at The Home Course this fall. The number of teams qualifying for the final event will be determined by the overall participation level and will be announced at a later date in the year

Season Finale at The Home Course

The top 32 teams on the season long points list and four randomly selected teams will be invited to play at The Home Course for the season finale. Includes round of golf with a cart, prizes for top finishers, a raffle, lunch and lots of fun.

To be eligible your team must have played in at least 3 monthly challenges.

Playing Formats

How is a Scramble played?

In a Scramble, each team member hits a tee shot on each hole. The team then decides which of the two balls is in the best position to play the next shot from. Once the team decides which ball is best, they then mark the position of the ball, either with a coin, tee, etc. Each player then retrieves their ball and plays a shot from the new designated spot. This is then repeated for each shot until a ball is holed.

How is a Best-Ball played?

A Best-Ball (or Four-Ball) is very similar to a usual round of golf. Each team member plays their own ball from on each hole. At the end of each hole, the lowest score posted by either teammate is recorded as the team’s score for that hole.

How is a Chapman played?

In Chapman stroke play, two players play as partners with each playing from the teeing ground and each player playing her partner’s ball for the second shot. After the second shot, including par three holes, partners select the ball with which they wish to score and then play that ball alternately to complete the hole. The player who did not hit the approach shot that the team selected will then hit the third shot. Then players alternate hitting the shots until the ball is holed.

How is a Shamble played?

A Shamble is similar to a Scramble but there are a few key differences between the two formats. A Shamble starts off similar to a Scramble where both players will play from the teeing ground. Then they select the best drive of the team. Each player will then put a ball into play within a club length of that spot and complete play of the hole with her own ball. The lower score will count as the team score for the hole.