On arrival
Your Passport is issued
Handed to you at check-in on your first getaway, with your name on it. It travels with you to every one after that.
GIR Passport
Every woman who plays a GIR getaway is issued a Passport. Each tournament you finish earns a stamp, and stamps are how you get into the next field first.
The more of the board you've played, the earlier you get to choose.
Passport holders get a registration window on every new getaway before it is announced publicly. On a capped field, that window is the whole game.
Returning players register at member rates, published with each getaway.
Some getaways are never announced publicly. Those invitations go to Passports first.
Passport holders stay connected between getaways — partner requests, practice rounds, and who's going where next season.
Status is set by career points — everything you have ever earned. Once you reach a level you keep it.
0 pts
Where every woman starts, from her first tournament.
250 pts
Roughly two seasons of playing.
600 pts
The regulars. You know everyone by now.
1,200 pts
Founding-member territory.
Career points are cumulative and never expire. Redeeming rewards draws down your spendable balance only — your level is safe.
Spend them whenever you like. Redeem from My Account, or just tell us at check-in.
150 pts
On GIR at the welcome drinks, for you and your partner.
250 pts
Your pick from the club shop — headcover, bag tag, cap or towel.
400 pts
One treatment at the host resort, booked with your schedule.
600 pts
Where the resort has one available for your dates.
1,000 pts
[Amount] off the next tournament you register for.
2,500 pts
A guest place in a field for a woman who hasn't played GIR before.
Rewards and their point costs are reviewed each season. Anything you have already banked keeps its value for the season it was earned in.
Desert, coast, mountain, island — every getaway on the board is a different course, a different resort and a different stamp. Women who have played several will tell you the collection becomes its own competition, which was entirely predictable and completely welcome.
There is no expiry, no tier to maintain and nothing to renew. Your stamps are yours.