Outings

If you enjoy playing in events, and would like to get to know other GolfPass members you will want to play in one of our 12 member ONLY exclusive outings!

Your South Florida PGA GolfPass membership not only entitles you to discounts at an incredible selection of courses, but it also gives you an opportunity to participate in the GolfPass Member-Only Outing Program. These outings are your chance to play at 12 exclusive courses at a fraction of their normal fee.

SFPGA GolfPass Outings are held in a friendly, informal golf environment with three skills divisions available, each with its own format to help make the event competitive, yet enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels.

Registration for all outings will open February 27th at 10 AM.

Outings Schedule:

Ironhorse Country Club – March 19th
Bear Lakes Country Club – April 23
Mizner Country Club- May 7th
PGA National Golf Resort & Spa – Champ Course – May 30th
Jonathan’s Landing at Old Trail – June 16th
La Gorce Country Club – June 25th
Ballen Isles Country Club – July 18th
PGA National Golf Resort & Spa – August 15th
The Fox Club – September 23rd
Frenchman’s Reserve – October 16th
The Breakers Rees Jones – November 5th

For complete details including pricing, starting times and registration deadlines click on the course listed above
To download a printable application to submit for a 2012 GolfPass Outing click here or to register online click here (coming one).

Outing Rules & Regulations

Rules of Play
Click here for rules

Pairings

The SFPGA will honor request for early/late tee times and playing partners to the best of its ability.
If you wish to be paired with a certain group, when making the request please list all the players in the group. Requesting to play with only one or two people in your foursome can sometimes result in your foursome being split up.
Final pairings will be posted online at least 3 days prior to the event.

Divisions
GolfPass Outings are designed to be fun events for golfers of all skill levels, and we have three divisions players can enter to win prizes.

Callaway
- Scoring in the Callaway Division is done by eliminating some of your worst holes, and making an adjustment to your total score. The exact number of holes and adjustment is based on the Callaway scoring system. This system is a fair system for golfers of all skill levels.
Handicap
- A players score is subtracted by their USGA handicap. An up-to-date (within the last 45 days) USGA handicap index card MUST be presented at registration to enter this division.
Scratch
- For single digit handicappers, this division counts only your gross score.