League Information

The Ladies League at Wolf Creek plays 9-18 holes of golf  every third Sunday of the month from March to October at 4:00pm for intermediate and advanced players. Beginner league members  play 9 holes on  Monday evenings at 5:45 from March to October.

Sunday sessions are available for the the first 24 players to sign up.

Members who play on Mondays must contact the pro shop for tee times and coordinate membership foursomes.

All players must contact pro shop staff or league coordinators to notify them of late arrivals. There is a 30 minutes late forfeit policy even if a player calls.

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Wolf Creek Teaching Staff (Andre Jones & Randy Grebeck) with League Founder (Shaunya Chavis-Rucker)

Fees & Course Memberships

The Ladies League at Wolf Creek is an independent 501c7 Social/Recreational organization. Participation is not included with any other course membership. 

To learn about course memberships, please visit the Wolf Creek Golf Course website www.wolfcreekgc.com or call the course at (404) 344-1334.

League membership fees are $65 for the league calendar year. 

Sunday League Fees include range balls, cart and drink ticket. 9 Holes -$25 & 18 Holes -$35

Monday League Fees 9-18 Holes-$25

For information on joining, contact us at info@wolfcreekladiesleague.com

      Beginner's Clinics

• 2 Full-swing sessions
• 1 Pitching & chipping session
• 1 Putting session
• 1 On-course etiquette session

Intermediate & Advanced Clinics are also available.  Call Course for Details.  (404) 344-1334

Our History 

The Ladies League at Wolf Creek was created in 2006 by a course member who wanted to learn how to play golf.  After taking lessons from the course golf pro, the member coordinated a clinic for 8 other beginner, female golfers with the pro. The clinic was successful, and other clinics were scheduled. Before long the group of 8 grew into a group of over 45 and the Monday night league was born. In 2010, more advanced members joined the group and Sunday night play was added for advanced and intermediate players. The Monday evening sessions are now reserved for beginner players.

The Group held its first co-ed tournament October 30, 2009 to benefit the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home. The facilty provides services & lodging for terminally ill cancer patients. The charity was chosen by a league member who was diagnosed with cancer in the spring of 2009.

                                                         Ladies League at Wolf Creek