Although many teams play 18 holes, the league counts for 9 holes only (except holidays, 18-hole scramble, 1 pm shotgun).

Papa's On Par will be operating out of the kitchen this year and will provide a meal AFTER your round has been completed. Please be advised that the last plated service meal will be 8:30 pm. This will give the last team playing 9 holes ample time to eat. If your team decides to play on, your meal will be available to take onto the back nine. Last meal service will be 8:30 pm.

Depending on your tee time, it will determine whether you will get 18 holes in before dark. The reason we mention this, if you pay for 9 holes and decide to continue, you must report to the pro shop before playing your second 9 holes. Either way, if you have a riding cart, it must be in by dusk, not dark. We are very serious about this; if there is even one incident of ignoring this rule, your team will lose cart privileges for the remainder of the season.

Tee times will commence at 1:52 pm, with the last time available being 5:30 pm.

The League is full for the 2026 season.

LEAGUE ENTRY FEE
$100 per team, must be paid before tee off on the first official league day

WEEKLY FEE STRUCTURE

• Non-Members - $55 includes 18 holes walking, medium basket of range balls, meal provided by Papa's on Par, specialty hole prizes and weekly 50/50 draw. $50 for 9 holes
• Members of AGC- $25

WEEKLY CART FEE STRUCTURE

• $30 for 18 holes ($15 per rider)
• $20 for 9 holes ($10 per rider)
• Note: single rider fee - $25 for 18 holes, $15 for 9 holes

SCORING

This is a quick overview of how we will be scoring the Monday Molson League. Each team will play in a best-ball format, and the player with the lowest score on each hole will be recorded. Scorecards must be dropped off at the pro shop after nine holes. This is a nine-hole event. All scorecards must be completed with a total and team name.

The handicap will be calculated by the convenor. Each team will have a handicap according to the standings from the previous week. The team highest in the standings will hold a one-handicap. The second-highest team will have a two-handicap, and so on. All teams in tenth place or higher will have a ten handicap.

The lowest net score will win the week with ten points. Second place will win nine points, third place 8 points, fourth place 7 points, and fifth place will win 6 points. The remainder of the teams will win five points.

All specialty hole winners will receive 1 point for their team.

Each holiday Monday will be a 1 pm shotgun, 18-hole scramble. Points will be awarded the same as a regular week without any handicap being calculated.

Have a great season, everyone and enjoy Kingston’s Premiere Men’s League.

Regards,

Joe Rishaur and Steve Hawkins