Choose what the season rewards.
League competition rules sit above individual event pools. A standard league can use tier or salary-cap teams; one-and-done and Survivor use one golfer per event. Decide the season format before inviting your group.
- Classic teams
- Members build teams for each event and results accumulate across the schedule. Choose the scoring system and review dropped events, non-participation penalties and optional position bonuses. A missed event should not be a surprise rule after the season starts.
- One-and-done
- Exactly one golfer per event with no reuse during the season. Choose cumulative score to par, official finish position or prize money. Read the rules and season-planning examples.
- Cut Survivor
- Pick one golfer who must satisfy the configured survival threshold: make the professional cut or finish under par. No-repeat picks are optional. Publish the threshold and season tie rules before the first event.
- Cutline
- One active entrant is eliminated after each official event; the last active entrant is champion. This is a season elimination rule, not another name for a golfer missing a tournament cut. Eliminated entrants remain league members.
Want a shorter shared schedule? The Golf Majors Pool connects the four majors. The Players is an optional fifth event, not a fifth major.
Overview
More Than a Single Pool
A league ties together multiple PGA events into one season-long competition. As commissioner, you choose the tournaments, set the rules, and invite your group. Standings update automatically after every event.
Multi-Event Schedule
Select which PGA tournaments count toward your league. Run it across Majors only, or choose a custom schedule from available events.
Cumulative Standings
Scores accumulate event by event. Track total strokes or prize money in real-time so your group always knows who leads.
Commissioner Control
One person manages the league. Set defaults, manage the schedule, invite members, and keep things running smoothly.
Leaderboard
Season-Long Standings
Watch the rivalry unfold over the entire season. League standings track every member across every event, with trend indicators showing who is rising and falling.
- Stroke play (lowest total score wins)
- Prize money (highest earnings wins)
- Trend arrows show momentum shifts
- Drop worst score option for flexibility
League leaderboard preview
Office Rivalry League
- 1 · Josh T. · -29
- 2 · Mike K. · -24
- 3 · Rachel D. · -21
League settings preview
Commissioner controls
- Format · Tier
- Scoring · Stroke Play
- Scores used · Best 4
Customization
Your Rules, Your League
Commissioners set league-wide defaults that apply to every pool. Choose your format, scoring style, and cut penalties. Individual pools can override these settings when needed.
- Tier-based or salary cap pool format
- Stroke play or prize money scoring
- Count all scores, best 5, or best 4
- Configurable missed cut penalties
- Custom tournament schedule
Getting Started
Set Up in Minutes
Create League
Create your league for free, choose the season format, and set the scoring rules.
Build Schedule
Pick which PGA events count toward your league standings. Majors only, full season, or anything in between.
Invite Members
Share a join link with your group. Members join and they are automatically included in every league pool.
Compete All Season
Standings update automatically after each event. Crown a champion at the end of the year.
Commissioner Tools
Everything You Need to Run It
League Defaults
Set format, scoring, and cut penalties once. Every new pool inherits your preferences.
Member Management
Invite and manage your group. Control who is in and keep your league private.
Season Schedule
Choose which tournaments count. Pools are created automatically for each scheduled event.
Live Standings
Scores update automatically during tournament play. Results remain provisional until finalized.
Scoring Flexibility
Stroke play or prize money. Count all scores or drop the worst. Your league, your rules.
Members Join Free
The commissioner’s Season Pass unlocks league invitations. Invited members do not need to buy their own pass.