Tour Polices
& Guidelines

Amateur players are welcome to compete in NXXT Women’s Pro Tour events, subject to the following conditions.Eligibility:Amateur players must have a WHS Handicap Index of 4.0 or better.Amateur Entry Rate:Amateurs competing at the amateur entry rate are not eligible for prize money or Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup points.Professional Entry Rate:An amateur may choose to register at the professional entry rate. When competing at the professional rate, an amateur may receive prize money up to a maximum of $1,000 while retaining amateur status. Any prize money exceeding $1,000 passes to the next eligible professional.Amateur Field Limits:Regular-season events are limited to no more than 8 amateurs. Alaqua and the Championship may include up to 16 amateurs.

The tournament course will be marked by the Tour Staff prior to the event. In addition to the standard course markings. Tour Staff will place one, two or three small dots to indicate each day's hole location.

One Epson Tour exemption will be awarded into the IOA event at Alaqua Country Club in March 2027.The exemption will be earned by the winner of the NXXT Epson Tour Qualifier at Alaqua Country Club, February 15–17, 2027.

All equipment used in NXXT Women’s Pro Tour events must conform to the USGA Rules of Golf.Players are responsible for ensuring their clubs and golf balls conform to USGA standards. Any altered or unusual equipment should be checked with a Tour Rules Official before use in competition.Distance-Measuring DevicesDistance-measuring devices are permitted, but may only be used to measure distance. Features that measure or provide information such as elevation changes, wind speed, or other conditions that may affect play must not be used.Electronic DevicesMobile phones may be used to contact a Tour Official, view the leaderboard or weather information, or as a permitted distance-measuring device. Electronic devices must not be used in a way that provides advice or assists a player during play.Players are responsible for complying with all applicable USGA Rules of Golf and any additional Local Rules issued for the event

NXXT Golf will make reasonable efforts to accommodate family members with disabilities who require the use of a golf cart during tournament play. Cart availability is subject to the host facility, course conditions, and tournament operations.RequestsA request for a golf cart must be made for each individual tournament and should be submitted to NXXT Golf no later than Tuesday of tournament week. Additional information or documentation may be requested when necessary to evaluate the accommodation.Cart AvailabilityCarts are intended for family members whose disability limits their ability to walk the course. Cart fees may apply, and all requests are subject to availability and approval.Cart Use• Carts must remain on designated cart paths unless otherwise authorized.• Carts are not permitted in designated practice areas, including the driving range and putting green.• All host-course cart rules and restrictions must be followed.• Cart use may be restricted or suspended when weather or course conditions could result in damage to the golf course.NXXT Golf and the host facility reserve the right to modify cart access when necessary for safety, course conditions, or tournament operations.

NXXT Golf may host junior, community, or corporate clinics in conjunction with select Women’s Pro Tour events throughout the season.These clinics provide opportunities for NXXT players to engage with junior golfers, sponsors, host facilities, and local communities while helping grow the game of golf.When a clinic is scheduled, players will be notified in advance of the date, time, location, and any opportunities to participate.Clinic availability and participation requirements will vary by event.

Players are responsible for being at their designated starting tee and ready to play at their scheduled starting time. NXXT Golf recommends that players arrive at their starting tee at least 10 minutes prior to their scheduled tee time.Under USGA Rule 5.3a, a player who arrives at the starting point ready to play no more than five minutes after their scheduled starting time will receive the general penalty of two strokes, applied to the first hole.A player who arrives more than five minutes late will be disqualified, unless the Committee determines that exceptional circumstances prevented the player from starting on time.The official tournament clock and/or time maintained by the Tournament Committee will be used to determine the official starting time.

Marketing & Promotion / Media & Likeness RightsI acknowledge and agree that NXXT Golf, its affiliates, partners, sponsors, licensees, broadcasters, and media representatives may photograph, film, record, or otherwise capture my name, image, likeness, voice, biographical information, and athletic performance (collectively, “Media”) in connection with my participation in any NXXT-sanctioned event or activity.I hereby grant NXXT Golf a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, publicly display, publicly perform, transmit, broadcast, publish, and otherwise exploit such Media, in whole or in part, in any format or medium now known or hereafter developed, including but not limited to digital platforms, social media, websites, advertising, marketing materials, sponsor promotions, broadcast, streaming, archival content, and educational or documentary uses.I waive any right to inspect or approve the finished Media or the manner in which it is used, and I waive any right to royalties, compensation, or other consideration arising from or related to such use.This consent and license shall survive my participation in NXXT events and remain in effect after my competitive involvement with NXXT Golf has ended.*By registering for or participating in any NXXT-sanctioned event, all players acknowledge and agree to be bound by these Rules & Regulations, including all media, marketing, and promotional provisions.

Professional Entry FeesNXXT Members: $595 per eventNon-Members: $695 per regular-season eventNon-Members: $795 for the NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua and the LONGBRIDGE Cup ChampionshipAmateur Entry FeesNXXT Members: $495 per eventNon-Members: $595 per eventMembership2026 Membership: $199, valid through December 31, 20262026 + 2027 Membership: $549, valid through December 31, 2027LPGA, Epson Tour and LET players register under the same professional registration structure.

A minimum of 10 professional players is required for a regular-season event.The LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship requires a minimum of 20 professional players.If the minimum professional field is not reached 10 days before Round 1, NXXT Golf may choose to proceed with the event, reschedule it, or cancel it.If this occurs, each registered player will have the option to receive either a full refund or a full credit.

Out of Position First Group: at any time during the round they exceed the allotted time to play.Subsequent Groups: at any time during the round they; (a) exceed the allotted time and; (b) reach a par-3 hole that is open and free of play, reach par-4 hole and have not played a stroke from the teeing ground before the hole is open and free of play, or reach a par-5 hole and all players in the group have not played a stroke from the teeing ground before the hole is open and free of play.NOTE: The Rules Committee reserves the right to time a group when the Committee deems it necessary. Further, if a player is determined by the Committee to be unreasonably slow, she may be timed individually at the Committee’s discretion regardless of whether her group is out of position.Timing All players in a group that is out of position will be informed they are being timed. Below are guidelines for timing:A group falling behind or just out of position, if possible, will be warned. However, timing may commence without a warning.A group will be warned only once in a round. If possible, after a warning, a group will be monitored to determine if player(s) need to be timed individually. Timing could occur on any hole, including the finishing holes of a round or the next hole.Other than on the putting green, timing of a stroke begins when it is the player’s turn to play and he/she can play without interference or distraction. Time spent determining yardage counts in the time taken for the next stroke.On the putting green, timing begins after a player is allowed a reasonable amount of time to mark, lift, clean, and replace their ball, repair ball marks and remove loose impediments on their line of play.A player has 40 seconds to play a stroke, with an additional 10 seconds (total of 50) when first to play: stroke on a par-3; a second stroke on a par-4 or par-5; a third stroke on a par-5; a stroke near the putting green or, a stroke on the putting green.A player being timed, who exceeds the applicable time to play a stroke will be informed as soon as possible.Penalties During Round First Offense: no penalty Second Offense: one Penalty Stroke Third Offense: two Penalty Strokes Fourth Offense: DISQUALIFICATIONAppeals Any appeal of a penalty must be referred to the on-site Director of Rules and Competition immediately upon competition of the player in question’s round. The Tournament Director’s decision shall be final. If the players in question does not appeal immediately upon conclusion of their round any penalties shall stand.

Proper golf attire is required, and the LPGA dress code will apply at each event. Players are expected to dress and present themselves in a professional manner and reflect a positive image to the public (e.g. fans, sponsors, club officials, charities, junior golfers, etc.) when participating in NXXT Golf Tour events.

NXXT Golf is a professional tour, and all players and caddies are expected to conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner at all times while participating in NXXT-sanctioned events and activities.Conduct that may result in disciplinary action includes, but is not limited to, offensive or abusive language, club throwing, damage to golf course or facility property, failure to properly care for the course, inappropriate alcohol consumption, abuse of Tour officials, volunteers, staff, fellow competitors or spectators, and any other behavior deemed detrimental to NXXT Golf or the host facility.Players are responsible for the conduct of their caddies during tournament play.Depending on the nature and severity of the conduct, disciplinary action may include a warning, penalty under the Rules of Golf or applicable Local Rules, disqualification, suspension or removal from an event, and/or further disciplinary action by NXXT Golf.Serious or repeated violations may result in suspension or removal from the Tour.Players who are disqualified, suspended or removed from an event for violations of the Player Conduct Policy are not entitled to a refund or credit of their tournament entry fee.

Definition Credits may be issued to players through referrals, special promotions, or other NXXT initiatives. Usage PolicyAll credits must be used during the same season in which they are awarded.Credits cannot be carried forward or applied to any subsequent season.Unused credits expire at the end of each NXXT season.

PLAYER ELIGIBILITYThe NXXT Women’s Pro Tour is a competitive professional golf tour for women. Eligibility requirements are as follows:A. Anti-DopingPerformance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) are not permitted in NXXT events. Players are expected to comply with applicable anti-doping rules and prohibited-substance requirements and are responsible for ensuring that medications, supplements, or other substances they use comply with those requirements.B. Female ParticipationEach participant in an NXXT Women’s Pro Tour event must be a biological female.The Tour, in its sole discretion, may at any time require a participant or prospective participant to complete an SRY screen or chromosome screen. If the screen raises further questions, the Tour, in its sole discretion, may require additional testing.C. Professional GolfersProfessional players may compete as NXXT members or enter events as non-members, subject to field availability and the applicable entry fee.Professional players receive priority in regular-season fields.D. Amateur GolfersAmateur players must have a World Handicap System (WHS) Handicap Index of 4.0 or better to be eligible to compete.Regular-season events are limited to no more than 8 amateurs. The NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua and the NXXT Women’s Championship may include up to 16 amateurs.Amateurs entering at the amateur rate are not eligible for prize money or Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup points.Amateurs may elect to enter at the professional rate and may accept prize money up to $1,000 per event while retaining amateur status. Any prize money exceeding the permitted amateur amount will pass to the next eligible professional player.All amateur entries are subject to NXXT Golf eligibility requirements and field availability.E. Final Eligibility DeterminationThe NXXT Women’s Pro Tour retains authority to make final determinations regarding player eligibility in accordance with Tour policies and applicable requirements.

Pathways that give players opportunities to advance beyond the NXXT Women’s Pro Tour.China Women’s ClassicThe Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup leader as of October 15, 2026 will earn the pathway opportunity to the China Women’s Classic, November 9–15, 2026.GOLFJOY Women’s Open at Mission HillsTwo pathway opportunities will be awarded to the winners of:• Lake Jovita — January 23–25, 2027• Santa Lucia — February 6–8, 2027The qualifying players will earn opportunities into the GOLFJOY Women’s Open at Mission Hills in March 2027.Additional details regarding each pathway, including eligibility and event requirements, will be communicated directly to qualifying players.

Range balls will be provided to players during designated tournament practice periods. Practice facility hours and availability are determined by the host course and may vary by event.Players must follow all host-course policies, posted practice-area hours, and instructions from NXXT Golf and facility staff.Players are expected to leave practice areas promptly at closing and conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner at all times.

Players are responsible for arranging their own practice rounds by contacting the host course’s pro shop directly.Practice-round availability, rates, and booking procedures vary by event and will be communicated to players prior to each tournament.Unless specifically stated in the individual event information, practice rounds are not included in the tournament entry fee and are the responsibility of the player

Preferred Lies (“lift, clean and place”) will only be used when established by the NXXT Rules Committee as a Local Rule for a particular round.When Preferred Lies are in effect, players will be notified prior to the start of the round and the specific procedure and relief area will be provided in the Local Rules or tournament instructions.The use of Preferred Lies will be determined on a round-by-round basis based on course and weather conditions. The Rules Committee may discontinue the Local Rule for subsequent rounds if course conditions improve.Players are responsible for reviewing the Local Rules and tournament notices before beginning play.

On occasion, the NXXT Women’s Pro Tour may host a charity or corporate Pro-Am in conjunction with select tournaments. These special events bring together professional players, sponsors, corporate partners, and members of the local community in support of women’s professional golf.Pro-Ams provide players with valuable opportunities to interact with sponsors, community leaders, and corporate partners who support NXXT Golf and women’s professional golf.Participation Details:• The number of professional players required will vary by event.• Players selected or invited to participate will receive Pro-Am details in advance.• There is no participation fee for NXXT players selected to compete in a Pro-Am.• Cash prizes, awards, or other benefits may be offered when provided by the event or its sponsors.• If a selected player is unable to participate, she should notify NXXT Golf as soon as possible so another player may be invited.

NXXT WOMEN’S PRO TOUR – PURSE AND PAYOUT POLICYRegular-Season Events:The winner is guaranteed $5,000 at every regular-season event, regardless of field size.Prize money is based on 40% of professional entry fees and is paid according to the NXXT Standard Payout Scale.The top 25% of the professional field and ties will be paid, rounded up, with a minimum of three paid positions.NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua:The winner of the NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua is guaranteed $5,000, regardless of field size.The event will have a 36-hole cut to the top 40% of the professional field and ties. Every professional who makes the cut will receive prize money.LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship:The LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship will feature $25,000 in guaranteed total prize money, regardless of field size.The champion is guaranteed $10,000.The Championship will have a 36-hole cut to the top 40% of the professional field and ties. Every professional who makes the cut will receive prize money.Amateur Prize Money:Amateurs entering at the amateur rate are not eligible for prize money.An amateur entering at the professional rate may accept prize money of up to $1,000 while retaining amateur status. Any amount above the permitted amateur limit will pass to the next eligible professional.Ties:Prize money for tied paid positions will be combined and divided equally among the players involved in the tie.PaymentPlayers must provide all required payment and tax documentation before prize money can be issued. Applicable tax withholding and banking or international wire requirements may apply.Official PayoutThe official purse and payout for each event will be determined after the field is finalized and communicated by NXXT Golf.

The Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup is the season-long points competition for the 2026/27 NXXT Women's Pro Tour. Every designated event on the 2026/27 schedule contributes to the Race standings. Standings are calculated as the sum of points earned throughout the season, standings are updated after every event. POINTS Points are awarded based on finishing position at each event as follows: 1st – 5002nd – 3203rd – 2304th – 1805th – 1456th – 1207th – 1008th – 909th – 8010th – 7511th – 7012th – 6513th – 6014th – 5715th – 5516th – 5317th – 5118th – 4919th – 4720th – 4521st – 4322nd – 4123rd – 3924th – 3725th – 3526th – 3327th – 3128th – 2929th – 2730th – 25 Points count x1.25 at the two CLPGA Qualifiers and the NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua, and x1.5 at the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship. LONGBRIDGE CUP CHAMPION The winner of the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship at Aileron Golf Club lifts the LONGBRIDGE Cup and receives the Championship winner's cheque. LONGBRIDGE PLAYER OF THE YEAR The leader of the final Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup standings is named LONGBRIDGE Player of the Year. The LONGBRIDGE Player of the Year receives the Player of the Year award and a GolfJoy Spica 3 launch monitor. The Player of the Year title and GolfJoy Spica 3 launch monitor are awarded every season and are not conditional upon activation of the $10,000 year-end bonus. GOLFJOY ROOKIE OF THE YEAR The highest-placed first-season member in the final Race standings is named GolfJoy Rookie of the Year and receives a 2027 NXXT Women's Pro Tour membership. $10,000 YEAR-END BONUS The $10,000 year-end bonus pool will be activated provided the Tour reaches 100 members competing, measured at the close of registration for the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship. If the Tour-level condition is met, the bonus will be paid to the top five eligible players in the final Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup standings as follows: 1st eligible player – $5,0002nd eligible player – $2,0003rd eligible player – $1,0004th eligible player – $1,0005th eligible player – $1,000 BONUS ELIGIBILITY To be eligible to receive a share of the $10,000 year-end bonus, a player must satisfy all of the following requirements: 1. Be a member in good standing at the close of the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship, with all dues paid and no outstanding balance. 2. Have made at least four starts during the 2026/27 season, including the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship. 3. Have started the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship. 4. Finish within the top 10 of the final Race to the LONGBRIDGE Cup standings. For purposes of bonus eligibility, a "start" means teeing off in Round 1. If fewer than five players satisfy all eligibility requirements, only the eligible positions will be paid. Any unpaid portion of the $10,000 bonus pool will not be redistributed. The LONGBRIDGE Player of the Year title and GolfJoy Spica 3 award are separate from the year-end bonus. A player's eligibility or ineligibility for the year-end bonus does not alter the final Race standings or the awarding of LONGBRIDGE Player of the Year.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES1. Registration & ReservationPlayers may reserve their place in an event with a valid credit card on file. $150 deposit is to be paid at registration.2. Entry Fee PaymentThe remaining balance of the entry fee will be automatically charged at 5:00 PM ET, 14 days before Round 1 of the tournament.The entry fee applicable at the time the player makes her reservation will be honored.3. Late RegistrationEntries received after the 14-day payment deadline may be accepted if space remains available.A $50 late registration fee will apply to late entries.4. Field AvailabilityRegular-season events are limited to 30 players, with priority given to professional players and no more than 8 amateurs.The NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua and the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship may have fields of up to 84 players, with no more than 16 amateurs.5. WithdrawalsPlayers may withdraw without charge at any time before the entry fee is charged.Once the entry fee has been charged, the NXXT Women’s Pro Tour Withdrawal Policy will apply.6. Minimum FieldA minimum of 10 professional players is required for an event to proceed, with a minimum of 20 professionals for the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship.If the minimum field is not reached 10 days before Round 1, NXXT may proceed with, reschedule, or cancel the event. Entrants will then have the option of a full refund or full credit.

Immediately after completion of a round, players must bring their scorecards to the designated scoring area to check scores, sign cards and return them to the scoring official. It is the player’s responsibility to verify her hole-by-hole scores, as well as those of the player for whom she was the marker. Per USGA rules, once the player has turned in her scorecard and left the boundary of the scoring area, the scorecard is considered official.During the round, at specific scoring checkpoints, the player may be asked by a Tour Official or volunteer for her score in order to update any on-line scoring. These requests will be made as unobtrusively as possible. Cooperation by the player is required and greatly appreciated.Scoring checkpoints are generally as follows:Round 1 & 2: 5, 10 & 15 and teesRound 3: same unless live scoring is available

With the exception of caddies, all spectators must stay out of the fairways and off of greens and tees during play. It is permissible to gather near tees and greens, but we ask that spectators stay on the cart paths or rough while walking the course.

Tee Time ProcedureInitial pairings are determined by NXXT Golf. Following each round, players may be re-paired based on tournament standings.Official tee times and pairings will be posted on the tournament’s BlueGolf event page once they have been finalized. Players are responsible for checking BlueGolf for their official tee time prior to each round.Tournament information and updates may also be communicated by email or text message. Players are responsible for ensuring that their current contact information is included with their registration.NXXT Golf reserves the right to create or adjust pairings when necessary for tournament operations, pace of play, media coverage, or promotional purposes.

Tournament Eligibility and Wait ListField SelectionNXXT Women’s Pro Tour events are open to eligible professional and amateur players. Professionals receive priority when tournament fields reach capacity.Regular-season events are limited to 30 players, with no more than 8 amateur positions.The NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua and the LONGBRIDGE Cup Championship may have fields of up to 84 players, with no more than 16 amateur positions.Amateur players must have a World Handicap System (WHS) Handicap Index of 4.0 or better.Wait ListOnce an event reaches capacity, additional eligible players may be placed on a wait list.As positions become available due to withdrawals or changes to the field, NXXT Golf may offer those positions to eligible wait-listed players, with professional players receiving priority.Players offered a position from the wait list will be contacted by NXXT Golf and must complete their entry within the timeframe provided.Field sizes and player eligibility remain subject to NXXT Women’s Pro Tour rules and the requirements of each individual event.

TOURNAMENT FORMATNXXT Women’s Pro Tour events are played over 54 holes of stroke play, weather permitting.Regular-Season EventsRegular-season events are limited to 30 players, with professionals receiving priority. No more than 8 amateur players may be included in the field.Regular-season events are played over 54 holes with no cut.NXXT Epson Qualifier at Alaqua & LONGBRIDGE Cup ChampionshipFields may include up to 84 players, with no more than 16 amateurs.Following 36 holes, the field will be cut to the top 40% of the professional field and ties.The 88 RuleNXXT Golf reserves the right to remove a player from the field who scores above 88 in Round 1 or Round 2. The Tournament Director will make the final determination, and affected players will be notified directly.TiebreakersA tie for first place will be decided by a sudden-death playoff after all scores have been officially approved and posted. The starting hole and subsequent playoff holes will be determined by the Tournament Committee.Walking PolicyPlayers are required to walk unless otherwise authorized by the Tournament Committee. Players may carry their own bag or use a push cart. Caddies are permitted and may use a push cart.NXXT Golf reserves the right to modify the walking policy due to course or weather conditions. Players will be notified of any changes prior to the start of the applicable round.

USE OF CADDIESThe use of a caddie is optional. Players may carry their own bag or use a push cart during tournament rounds. Players are responsible for the conduct and behavior of their caddie at all times.Players are responsible for arranging their own caddie and for any payment or other arrangements between the player and caddie.Caddies must wear an official NXXT Tour caddie bib when one is provided.Caddies may use pull/push carts during tournament play.Appropriate golf attire is required for all caddies. Caddies must wear appropriate footwear suitable for the golf course.Caddies are expected to assist with proper course care, including replacing or filling divots and raking bunkers after play.During a tournament round or suspension of play, caddies may not practice shots or putts on the course or designated practice areas unless specifically authorized by the Tournament Committee.All caddies must comply with the Rules of Golf, NXXT Local Rules, host facility policies, and instructions from NXXT Tournament Officials.

NXXT Golf Weather PolicyDecision MakingAll decisions regarding tournaments affected by weather conditions, including rain, hurricanes, extreme temperatures, lightning or other dangerous conditions, will be made at the sole discretion of NXXT Tour officials, in consultation with the host facility when appropriate. The safety of players, caddies, spectators, staff and volunteers is the top priority. NXXT will make every effort to play each event to its conclusion, and play will continue in wet and cold conditions unless lightning or severe weather is present or forecast.Suspension of Play & EvacuationOne long continuous air horn blast signals an immediate suspension of play for a dangerous situation. Three consecutive blasts signal all other suspensions, and two short blasts signal the resumption of play. Once a suspension signal is given, all play must stop immediately. If play is suspended for darkness, then players have the option to finish the hole they are playing, otherwise, players must mark their ball, leave the course by the quickest safe route and await further instruction from tournament staff. When play has been suspended for a dangerous situation, all practice areas are closed until officially reopened by the Committee.Severe Weather & PostponementsIn the event of a hurricane or other significant weather event that delays the start of an event or renders the course unplayable, NXXT reserves the right to postpone the event to a later date or relocate it to an alternative venue. Every reasonable effort will be made to reschedule the event and notify players of any changes as quickly as possible. Rescheduling is subject to venue and calendar availability. A player's entry moves with the rescheduled event at no additional cost. If the new date or venue does not work for a player, that player may elect to take a tour credit instead, by notifying NXXT in writing within seven days of the change being announced.Shortened TournamentsNXXT will make every reasonable effort to complete as many scheduled rounds as possible, including extending play by one day when feasible. If adverse conditions continue, NXXT reserves the right to reduce the number of holes or rounds, or to cancel the event. Rounds are shortened in nine-hole increments, and scores will be posted for a given day only when every player in a division or wave has completed the same number of holes. A tournament is considered official once 9 holes have been completed for a one-day event, 18 holes is the minimum required for multi-day events.Refunds & CreditsWhere a tournament is completed, or is shortened by weather but reaches official status, the competition stands and no refund or credit will be issued.Where an event is cancelled before any play begins, all registered players will receive a tour credit of their entry fee, less a $50.00 administration fee covering registration, payment processing and committed venue costs. Where play begins but the event is cancelled before reaching official status, NXXT will endeavor to offer the same credit. Because committed costs differ from event to event, the amount in this case is assessed on a case by case basis and will be confirmed in writing to the entire affected field at the same time.Credits are valid for 12 months from the original start date of the affected event, may be applied to any NXXT event the player is eligible to enter. Credits carry no cash value. Membership and season dues, caddie and practice round fees, and travel or accommodation costs are not entry fees and are not covered by this policy.

LPGA OR EPSON TOUR CALL-UPPlayers who receive an LPGA or Epson Tour call-up that conflicts with an NXXT Women’s Pro Tour event will receive a full credit of their NXXT tournament entry fee, less a $50 administration fee.Players must notify NXXT as soon as possible after receiving confirmation of their LPGA or Epson Tour opportunity.The credit may be applied toward a future NXXT Women’s Pro Tour event, subject to availability.

WITHDRAWAL POLICYTo withdraw from an event, players must notify NXXT Golf in writing at Info@nxxtgolf.com.The $150 deposit is non-refundable.Once the entry fee has been charged, the following policy applies:More than 7 days before Round 1:Players may choose either a full credit toward a future NXXT Women’s Pro Tour event or a 50% refund.7 days or fewer before Round 1:No refund will be issued. In the case of a medical or personal emergency, NXXT Golf may issue a credit at its discretion.LPGA or Epson Tour Call-Up:Players who receive an LPGA or Epson Tour call-up that conflicts with an NXXT event will receive a full credit less a $50 administration fee.No-Shows:Players who fail to appear for an event without withdrawing will receive no refund or credit.

All participants in the Women's Pro Tour are required to comply strictly with the World Anti-Doping Agency's guidelines. This includes adhering to the WADA prohibited substances and methods list, which is updated regularly. For reference, the 2018 WADA prohibited substances list can be found here. Participants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with this list, as it is essential for maintaining the integrity and fairness of the competition.