Weekly Play, Results & Calendar ('26)

2026 Results

2026 Starting Tee Times will fluctuate during the season depending on weather and temperatures.

Weekly Play Contacts: Shirley Gray (360-224-4574) - winter
& Twyla Gerdes (520-203-7995) - summer

Sign up for weekly play is sent via email by the Tournament / Weekly Play Chairs
through Golf Genius.
Scores are posted by SI Weekly Play & Tournament Chairs through Golf Genius.

* Overseed schedulted

2026 SI Calendar - click on arrow for full calendar

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2026 Weekly Play Results: click on arrow ............................

Jan 6th: ddz5qbrxrbzp.cloudfront.net/uploads/email/file/12339411522701789928/SILGA_Jan_6_Leaderboard.pdf
Jan 13th:
Jan 20th:
Jan 27th:

Pace of Play & Code of Conduct ....... click on arrow to open

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SILGA Code of Conduct

The Code of Conduct for the San Ignacio Ladies Golf Association exists for the purpose of encouraging appropriate behavior during play and league events, as well as while present on any part of the San Ignacio Golf Course property, including parking and practice areas, food service areas, and the clubhouse.

It is expected that members of SILGA will treat the golf course, members, and golf course staff with proper respect and refrain from unsporting conduct. Behavior that violates these expectations may be subject to disciplinary action by the SILGA Executive Board.

Examples - Inappropriate Conduct Subject to Sanctions Include but are not limited to:

· Failure to post scores on days other than league play

· Abuse of golf clubs or the course

· Failure to show proper consideration for other players, such as repeatedly making noise when a golfer is playing a shot, making no attempt to remedy a slow pace of play, or recklessly hitting into the group ahead

· Repeated use of unacceptable language, such as vulgarity or swearing

· Physical or verbal aggression or abuse of another person

· Flagrant displays of anger

· Unsporting conduct, such as cheating, denigrating another player, or attempting to negatively affect another’s performance

Sanctions Process

Any SILGA member or golf course staff member may report an instance of improper conduct to any member of the SILGA Executive Board. Upon receiving a complaint, the board member shall refer the matter to the President who shall notify the Code of Conduct Standing Committee. The Standing Committee shall be comprised of the Vice President, the Rules Committee Chair, and another member of the Executive Board appointed by the President.

The Standing Committee shall hear the complaint from the complainant, and seek a response from the subject of the complaint. If the latter refuses to discuss the matter with the Committee, the Committee has the discretion to determine sanctions based solely on the complaint.

The Committee shall make every effort to hear the views of the affected parties within one week of the alleged violation. It shall then make a determination as to appropriate disciplinary action and make a recommendation, through the President, to the Executive Board. In a timely manner, the President shall call a special meeting of the Executive Board to discuss the Standing Committee’s recommendation, make revisions as they see fit, and vote on a final resolution of the matter. In a timely manner, the President shall communicate the decision of the Executive Board regarding any disciplinary action to both the complainant and the person who is the subject of the complaint.

Sanctions for Code of Conduct Violations

First breach – verbal warning.

Second breach – suspension from league play. Length of suspension shall be commensurate with severity of the violation, and may vary from two weeks to the entire membership season.

Third breach – permanent expulsion from SILGA membership.

If the conduct is egregious enough to warrant it, the warning step may be bypassed.

Appeal Process

If the person subject to disciplinary action believes the sanctions imposed by the Executive Board are not warranted, she may, within one week of being notified of disciplinary action, submit a request to the President for an appeal hearing before the entire Executive Board. Such request shall be granted as a matter of course unless extenuating circumstances dictate otherwise.

At the conclusion of the hearing, the President shall dismiss the appellant, and the Executive Board shall make a final decision as to any disciplinary action to be taken. Within the next two days, the Board shall notify the appellant of its final decision. There shall be no further appeals.

December 24, 2023

Weekly Game Formats - click on arrow

Randomly selected weekly games are assigned from the Golf Genius or league electronic weekly computer program, which will include such weekly games as:

STABLEFORD team or individual – points given for a net eagle (5), net birdie (3), net par (1) , net bogey (0).

SUCKER IN THE BUCKET – ABCD players. Decide which score to be used for first 3 holes, then must use 4th player who is designated the "sucker", since her score must be used. Proceed same way on next 4 holes, etc.

TEE TO GREEN – Count strokes from tee to green only, not putts. Use of only 1/2 of handicap.

Two Person Net Best Ball - each player completes hole, using only best score of the two players.

T & F & S – Holes beginning with a "T", "F" or "S" - scores only on Two, Four, Six, etc...

WALTZ - 1, 2, 3 or reverse waltz – 3, 2, 1 - scoring net ball/s from the team.

Rules: USGA & Local - click on arrow

Rules of Play

All members of the San Ignacio Ladies Golf Association will play in strict accordance with USGA (latest edition) Rules of Golf and any local rules established by the director of Golf of the San Ignacio Golf Club. It is strongly suggested each member become familiar with the rules.

Remember, golf is a game whose basic tenets include honesty, good sportsmanship and adherence to the rules of etiquette. Any violation of these basic tenets may be cause for suspension or termination from the Association.

Following is an interpretation of the Local Rules established by the San Ignacio Ladies Golf Club.

Definitions

Lateral Hazards - marked with red stakes and red lines. Play the ball as it lies, no penalty; OR can HIT from original spot; OR a drop may be taken, no nearer the hole, two (2) club lengths from point at which the ball LAST crossed the margin of the hazard; OR go back as far as you want BUT keep the point where ball last crossed the hazard and the FLAG in a straight line - one stroke penalty. (The ball may be lifted and cleaned when proceeding under this rule.) (Rule 26).

Water Hazard - marked with yellow stakes and yellow lines. Play the ball as it lies, no penalty; OR can HIT from original spot; OR a drop may be taken behind the water hazard, no nearer the hole, going back as far as you want, keeping the point where the ball last crossed the hazard and the flag in a straight line - one stroke penalty. (Rule26)

Nearest Point of Relief - nearest point of relief is the point for taking relief without penalty from interference by an immovable obstruction (Rule 24-2), an abnormal ground condition (Rule 25-1), or a wrong putting green (Rule 25-3).

Note: It is the point on the course nearest to where your ball lies; not nearer the hole, and when dropped, no interference by condition from which relief is sought.

Provisional Ball - if you think your ball may be LOST outside a water hazard OR may be OUT OF BOUNDS, (to save time) play a provisional ball. If you DO NOT inform players "I am playing a provisional ball", the second ball hit becomes "BALL IN PLAY". If you hit a great "provisional shot" but someone finds your original ball, you are NOT allowed to abandon the original ball. It MUST be played and the provisional ball must be picked up.

Unplayable Lie - the player may deem his ball unplayable at any place on course except when the ball is in a water hazard. The player is the sole judge as to whether his ball is unplayable. Replay from original spot; OR drop within two (2) club lengths of spot where ball lay, no closer to hole, (one (1) stroke penalty for each two (2) club lengths); OR drop as far back as you want, keeping ball in straight line with flag and where the ball lay - one (1) stroke penalty. Ball can be cleaned before it’s dropped. (Rule 28)

Local Rule - rocks/stones in sand bunkers may be removed when such rocks/stones interfere with play, but you CANNOT remove any rocks, etc. in a hazard.

Red Rocks - in small red rock areas, player shall lift the ball and drop it without penalty within one club length of and not nearer the hole, on a part of the course which avoids interference by the condition.

Javelina Damage - may be declared "ground under repair" and the ball dropped, without penalty, within one club length, not nearer the hole, at nearest point of relief.

PLEASE REMEMBER TO FILL FAIRWAY DIVOTS, REPAIR BALL MARKS ON THE GREENS, AND RAKE SAND BUNKERS.

Always refer to the USGA Rules Book for any changes