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Why am I seeing an option to join a regional women’s golf association?

Some Arizona women’s golf clubs participate in regional women’s golf associations, sometimes called “mega leagues.” These are optional, statewide organizations that connect players from many local clubs, allowing members to compete and socialize beyond their home course.

In Arizona, the current regional associations are:

If your club is located in (or affiliated with) one of these regions, you may see the option to add a regional association membership during the join or renewal process.

What does joining one of these associations do?

Joining a regional association is optional and does not replace your club membership. It simply gives you additional opportunities, such as:

  • Playing in regional tournaments with members from many different clubs
  • Participating in special events like blind-draw competitions
  • Accessing events held at a variety of courses across the region
  • Supporting local golf-related charities and youth programs

    Membership fees vary by association. Visit each association's website or contact them directly for current pricing and registration details.



Who is eligible?

You are eligible to join a regional association if you:

  • Are a member of an Arizona Golf Association–sanctioned women’s club or league
  • Have an official GHIN (Golf Handicap and Information Network) handicap index

Do I have to join?

No. These associations are completely optional add-ons. If you choose not to join, your club membership and GHIN remain exactly the same — you will simply miss out on regional events.