League overview

The Gretsch Golf League is an 8-week competitive indoor league played at Gretsch Golf Academy (GGA). Each week features one 18-hole round played on GGA simulators, with rotating formats and PGA Tour-inspired course scheduling.

Players can sign up with a partner as a two-player team or register solo and be paired by GGA. All league play is built around two-player teams, and both players are expected to participate throughout the full 8-week season.

Eligibility and participation

• Players must be 18 years of age or older

• League play is built around two-player teams

• Players may sign up as a team or register solo and be paired by GGA

• GGA reserves the right to deny, remove, or disqualify any participant at its discretion for safety, conduct, scoring, or policy violations

Registration and payment

Players can join the league in one of two ways:

Team signup

• Register with a partner as a two-player team. One player signs up as the team captain, completes registration, and sets up the team autopay.

• Team signup is $130 per week for the team, billed weekly via autopay for the 8-week season.

Solo signup

• Register individually if you do not have a partner. GGA will pair you with another solo player to form a two-player team.

• Solo signup is $65 per player per week, billed weekly via autopay for the 8-week season.

After signup, GGA will collect team name, player details, and handicaps as needed.

League format

• 8-week season

• One 18-hole round per week

• Two-player teams

• Weekly courses are intended to align with the PGA Tour schedule

• Weekly scoring formats rotate throughout the season

• Formats, course selections, simulator settings, and competitive structures may be adjusted by GGA when needed

Weekly play window

• Weekly rounds must be completed between Thursday and Monday

• Available league play hours are 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM during the weekly play window

• All rounds must be played at GGA in designated simulator bays

• Outside simulator data, manual score entry, or non-league play substitutions are not permitted

• Missed rounds receive a score of zero (0) and are not eligible for make-ups or rescheduling

Booking and bay reservations

• Only one booking per team, per week, is required to complete the round

• Bookings may be made through the GGA app or by contacting GGA directly

• Standard GGA bay rules and facility policies apply at all times

• League rounds must be played in designated simulator bays and may not be transferred, resold, or used outside of league play

• Teams are responsible for booking within the allowed play window and based on available bay inventory

Team responsibilities

• Teammates are responsible for coordinating their weekly round together

• Teams are responsible for booking on time, arriving prepared, and completing play within the assigned weekly window

• Players are responsible for meeting all scoring deadlines and following all GGA rules, policies, and facility expectations

Substitutes & Solo Play

Each player is allowed one substitute during the season (two per team total). Substitutes must be submitted at least one week in advance with their name, contact information, and GHIN number. All substitutions are subject to GGA approval to maintain fair and competitive play.

If a substitute is not used and one team member is unavailable, the remaining player may complete the round solo. Solo rounds may not qualify for official league scoring depending on that week’s format or competition structure. Eligibility is determined by GGA on a week-by-week basis.

Handicaps and scoring

• Weeks 1–2 use each player’s GHIN Handicap Index when available

• GGA may apply in-house handicap adjustments as the season progresses

• All scoring is based on simulator output and the designated weekly GGL format

• Unauthorized mulligans, setting changes, drops, distance manipulation, or other score-impacting adjustments are prohibited

• Attempts to manipulate play, settings, distances, or scoring may result in penalties, disqualification, or removal from the league

• GGA reserves the right to review, correct, adjust, or finalize scores, handicaps, and standings at any time to maintain fairness, accuracy, and rule compliance

• All handicap and scoring decisions made by GGA are final

Prizes and payouts

• Weekly skins may be offered throughout the season

• Championship winners and prize payouts are determined by final league standings

• Prize structure, championship details, qualification rules, and payout amounts may be updated by GGA at any time

Equipment and facility rules

• Only GGA-approved golf balls may be used in simulator bays

• Clubs must be clean before simulator use

• Spiked shoes are not permitted

• Players must follow all posted facility rules and simulator use guidelines

• Participants may be held responsible for damage caused by misuse, negligence, or failure to follow facility rules

Player conduct

All participants are expected to:

• Maintain accurate and honest scoring

• Respect all simulator equipment and GGA property

• Follow all GGA safety protocols and facility rules

• Treat GGA staff and fellow players with respect

• Arrive on time and prepared for scheduled rounds

• Follow the weekly scoring format and league procedures

Violations of league rules, simulator rules, facility policies, or conduct expectations may result in forfeited rounds, penalties, disqualification, suspension, or removal from the league without refund.

Billing and payments

• League fees are billed automatically using the payment method on file

• A valid payment method must remain on file for the full league season

• Failed or declined payments may result in account suspension or removal from league play

• Payments are non-refundable once the league begins

• Missed weeks do not qualify for refunds, credits, or rollovers

GGA league authority

GGA reserves the right to:

• Modify league rules, policies, and procedures at any time

• Adjust scoring, standings, or handicaps to preserve fairness and accuracy

• Change weekly formats, course lineups, scheduling details, or simulator settings

• Determine championship structure, prize payouts, and qualification criteria

• Remove players for safety concerns, conduct issues, scoring violations, or policy noncompliance

• Make final decisions on all league-related operational or competitive matters

Rule updates, league communications, and operational changes may be communicated by email, through league materials, or by GGA staff as needed.