Women's Section

The Women's Section offers many activities to suit all skills levels and interests, including Tuesday morning and Wednesday afternoon leagues, intra-club match play competitions, tournaments, events and socials. For interested members, there are also opportunities to represent the Club in inter-club competitions. There are also opportunities to participate in mixed events, leagues and socials. And of course, our women members are encouraged to participate in the annual Club Championship weekend where competition is fun and friendly and most importantly, in appropriate divisions based on skill levels.

Involvement in the Women's Section is fun and easy. Check the Club website regularly for details on events and happenings. Check the bulletin boards in the women's locker room and downstairs hallway in the Clubhouse for information and sign-up lists. In addition, members will receive regular email communication from the Women's Section with up-to-date details.

All Women's Section events are organized and run by volunteers. Ideas, suggestions and of course more volunteers, are always welcomed. If you have a question or would like to offer your help, please click to contact the Women's Section.

Our Women's Section is a very vibrant part of the Club. Strong friendships are made and nurtured here as we are always welcoming and inclusive. We hope that you will join us!

Women's Opening and Closing Tournaments
These special two days, one in the spring and one in the fall, are a great way to enjoy 9 holes of golf in a relaxed and easy-going environment, followed by a casual luncheon. Both events are morning shotgun starts with a scramble format to encourage play by women of all skill levels. Dates and information will be announced via member e-blast newsletter. Details are also included on the online Club Calendar and Member Event Sign-Up page. 

Women's Leagues
Tuesday Morning League: 

Weekly games, 9 or 18 holes. New foursomes each week. A different "fun" game each week adds some extra interest while still allowing you to play by the Rules of Golf. League open to members and public players.

Weekly 9 hole games with scramble format. Play with your own team or join a team if you are a single player. League open to members and public players.

For complete details for all leagues, click the link Golf Leagues to visit the League Information page

Golf Canada Pin Rounds

This is a nationally sponsored NET stroke play competition, played on the member-course, under the same conditions, on specified days. 10 Tuesdays are designated as "Pin Round" dates. It is not necessary to play all 10 pin rounds as an aggregate of the 4 lowest net Pin Rounds is used to determine scoring. Play must follow all Rules of Golf (players must hole out, no "gimmes".) For each pin round played, include your name, handicap, gross and net scores on the record sheet posted on the bulletin board and also submit your signed attested scorecard in the "Pin Round" box provided.

Match Play Events
Match Play events are a great way to kick up your game a notch while enjoying some friendly competition. Different from stroke play, match play is based on the number of holes you "win" rather than your total score. Valid handicaps are required and used to ensure play is equitable between players of different abilities. These competitions are "ladder" events, whereby winners from one level move up to play other winners in the next level until the over all winners are determined.

Women's Match Play
The Redmond Cup - Individual Match Play

Women's Team Challenge - 2 Woman Team event. Select drive/alternate shot format (Greensomes.)
Click here for complete details.

Women's Intersectional Inter-Club Match Play
The Women’s Intersectionals are regional events that encourage women from many of the golf clubs in eastern Ontario to get together for a great game of golf and some friendly competition. These events are generally followed by a lovely reception offered by the host club. These events are great ways to meet new friends and play other golf clubs. Players must have valid handicaps.

Registration deadline for the 2025 teams is June 29, 2025.

Click for details on Women's Intersectionals.

Women's Purcell-30 Cup Competition
Open to all women with course handicaps 30 or over. This easy going event is based on NET scores only and allows for a very equitable competition, especially for players with higher handicaps. A valid handicap is required. (Your NET scores is determined by subtracting your Handicap from your total GROSS score.) This is a comfortable way to enjoy a little bit of competition as players are grouped with those with similar skills.
The 2025 event takes place on Sunday August 10th, in conjunction with the Golden Girls and Diamond Girls Tournament. Tee times start at 9:00am. And yes! If eligible, you can participate in both! 

Golden Girls & Diamond Girls Tournament
If you are over 50 years of age, this event of for you!
Golden Girls - 50 to 64 years of age. Diamond Girls - 65 and over. Age is as of the date of the tournament. Valid handicaps are required. This is both a NET and GROSS event. The 2025 Golden Girls & Diamond Girls Tournament will be held on Sunday August 10th. Tee times start at 9:00 am.

Ringer Board

This event challenges you to improve your scores on each of the 18 holes through out the season. Enter all 18 holes of a completed game on the Ringer Board before the end of May. Include your handicap as of that date. There are 3 more opportunities for each hole to post better scores by through-out the season. Event closes mid-September. Scores will be tallied and winners determined by handicap flights.

Birdie, Par and Eagle Boards

Record your "Birdies", "pars" and "Eagles" on the Boards in the Women's locker room.  Simply claim a single line with your name and enter the date on the appropriate hole birdied, parred or eagled.  You can put multiple dates on the holes, but competition is on the number of holes conquered rather than the total number of birdies ,pars or eagless.

Please note, valid handicaps are required. The "Par Board" competition is open to members with handicaps of 25 and over. The "Birdie Board" and "Eagle Board" competition is open to all members regardless of handicap or which tee boxes you are playing from.. 

The Key To Understanding and Maintaining Your Handicap (with updated information introduced in the 2020 World Handicapping System.) For more information, please visit the Rules & Handicapping section on the website or ask a member of the R&H Committee.