All players must register in person at the Player Registration Desk located in the Outlaw Clubhouse Porte-cochere between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10, 2025. Each player will obtain his/her tee gifts and first and second round starting times. Any player failing to register may be withdrawn and replaced in the field and forfeit his/her tee gifts and entry fees.

72 holes of individual stroke play at gross by a field of 144 players, 72 men and 72 women. There will be a 36 hole cut, with the low 36 and ties of both the men and women advancing to the final round.

One practice round has been established for each competitor on Tuesday, June 10, 2025. Following posting of the final fields for each Division, requests for a practice round tee time must be made directly with Desert Mountain’s Peter Swanson, Championship Coordinator/Head Golf Professional-Outlaw, at [email protected] The driving range and all practice facilities will be open 1 hour before the first tee time and until 6:30 pm (unless otherwise noted).

Play will begin on holes 1 and 11 for each round of the tournament on the Outlaw course. There will be morning and afternoon waves for Rounds 1 and 2. Groups for these rounds starting early from hole 1 on the first day in the morning wave will start later from hole 11 in the afternoon wave on the next day, and vice-versa. Round 3 and 4 will continue in a morning wave only. The field will be split equally with the leaders starting last on the first hole and the highest scores starting first on the tenth hole. The women and men will be split between the nines with the leaders starting last on their respective nine. During the tournament, players will be provided with a breakfast from 6:30 am to 9:00 am. and a lunch from 11:30 am to 3:00 pm only in the Outlaw Clubhouse. Players must start at the times and in the order arranged by the SWGA Rules Committee. A two-stroke penalty will be incurred if you are late for your starting time, but tee off within five (5) minutes of your starting time. Any player failing to arrive on the tee within five (5) minutes of his starting time will be disqualified. Tee times for Wednesday and Thursday are on the pairings sheet. For Friday and Saturday play, they should be available on the SWGA website – www.swga.net – or at the Outlaw Pro Shop approximately two hours after the conclusion of the round.

The official time is determined by the national Institute of Standards and Technology’s WWVB Radio Signal from the USA Atomic Clock, and is kept at the starting tee(s) or registration area. The official time is the time on the clock at your starting tee.

All players will sign his/her scorecard, properly attest his/her fellow-competitor’s scorecard and return each to the scoring officials immediately following play. We require each player remain in the scoring area until scores are verified for each player. Players failing to perform all duties within the scoring area are subject to disqualification. There will be real-time scoring. Volunteers will be stationed at every third green to record the last three hole scores for each player.

For men, attire required at all times on all courses and practice areas includes shirts with short or long sleeves and collars or mock turtlenecks and slacks or mid-length shorts. Shirt tails for Gentlemen must be tucked in. Golf caps and visor brims must be forward-facing. For women, attire required at all times on all courses and practice areas includes golf shirts, capris, slacks, appropriate length shorts, golf skirts or skorts, or tasteful clothing similar to golf attire offered for sale at the golf pro shops. Golf cap and visor brims must be forward-facing. Inappropriate attire includes, but is not limited to, short shorts, casual cargo shorts/pants, shorts/pants with protruding pockets, cut-offs, running and gym shorts, yoga pants, jogging suits, sweat pants, tank tops, racer-back tops, men’s sleeveless shirts, t-shirts and denim. Appropriate golf footwear is required. The Club maintains a year-round soft spike policy. Attendants are available in the clubhouse to replace spikes for a nominal fee. Inappropriate footwear includes, but is not limited to, flip-flops, non-golf sandals as well as bare feet. This applies to caddies as well.

In this Southwestern Amateur Championship a player is allowed to obtain distance information by using a device that measures distance only. If, during a stipulated round, a player uses a distance measuring device that is designed or has the ability to gauge or measure other conditions that might affect his/her play, the player is in breach of Rule 4.3a, for which the penalty is DISQUALIFICATION, regardless of whether any such additional function is actually used.

Usage of electronic devices that disrupt play is not permitted by players or caddies. All electronic devices must be turned off during the stipulated round. If a player or caddie uses such devices, they will be asked to cease doing so. Failure to comply may result in the player being withdrawn from the event.

Any player or guest requiring medical assistance will contact an onsite official or Director who will request immediate assistance.