Do I need a handicap?
An established handicap is ideal because it's how we flight the field. If you don't have one yet, tell us what you typically shoot and we'll sort it out with you before registration closes.
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Tell us how you play and where you'd travel. We'll let you know the moment the next getaway opens — and hold your place while you decide.
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Other ways in
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Private getaways
Your foursome, your charity event or your company outing, run as a proper GIR tournament at a resort we choose together. Use the form and pick "private getaway".
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Resorts and partners
If you host women's golf and think your property belongs on the board, we'd like to hear from you.
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Press and GIR Journal
For interviews, photography or a note about something we published, send it through the form and it'll reach the right person.
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Already have a Passport
Questions about your stamps, your registration window or member pricing go straight to the GIR team.
Or just email us
A person reads every message and answers it, usually the same day.
Before you ask
The four questions that arrive most often.
Am I good enough?
If you can play eighteen holes and keep your own score, yes. Flighting means you're competing against women shooting what you shoot, not against the best player in the field.
Can I come on my own?
Most women do. If you have no partner we match you into a team, the draw rotates every round, and every dinner is one long table. Nobody spends a getaway looking for a group.
Can I bring someone who doesn't play?
The field is for players, but the resort isn't going anywhere. Ask us and we'll tell you what's possible at that property.