Wildhorse Lady Niners

Payment Guide

Learn what you owe, when it’s due, and simple ways to pay your golf fees.

A pair of well-used women’s golf bags resting upright on a neatly trimmed practice green, each bag holding an orderly set of clubs with polished metal heads catching the late afternoon sun. Scorecards, ball markers, and neatly stacked practice balls sit on a small bench nearby. The background shows a blurred view of a nine-hole course, with cart path and distant green. Golden hour lighting adds a warm, professional glow, creating soft highlights on the bags’ fabric and gentle shadows in the grass. Shot from a slightly low angle with shallow depth of field, the composition suggests camaraderie and shared preparation for a ladies’ league round, in realistic photographic style.

Fees

Review annual dues, weekly play fees, tournament entries, and optional extras so you can budget your golf season confidently.

Annual Membership

$60

Annual dues

League access

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Weekly Games

$10

Per round

Prize pool

Cart optional

Check in

Choose game format

Pay today

Tournaments Pass

$25

Per event

Includes prizes

Online signup

Shotgun starts

Pairing preferences honored

Charity support

Course fees

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Overview

Pay online, by check at league day, or in the clubhouse. Dues and entries have posted deadlines. Refunds follow event policies, and funds support prizes, training clinics, course partnerships, and association operations.

More details
A teaching moment on a quiet practice tee illustrated through objects: an open rulebook and etiquette guide on a small wooden stand beside a tidy pyramid of range balls, a single club laid carefully across a hitting mat, and alignment sticks placed precisely on the turf to indicate stance and swing path. The driving range extends into the distance with targets at varying yardages and trees at the far edge. Late morning sunlight creates clean, directional light with gentle shadows from the stand and club. Shot from a three-quarter angle with moderate depth of field, the scene feels instructive, organized, and professional, visually representing the mission of helping ladies learn and relearn golf rules and etiquette.