Frequently Asked Questions

Browse the Tournaments page to see upcoming PGA Tour events. Click on any tournament to see available contests. You can join public contests directly, or use an invitation link to join private contests. Once you join, you'll select your players before the tournament begins.

Entries close 10 minutes before the first tee time of round 1. If tee times haven't been published yet, entries close at 5:00 AM tournament-local time on the first day. Weather delays that push tee times later extend the join window with them.

Every contest page shows its own deadline in your local timezone, and once you're inside the last 24 hours it also counts down the time you have left. That countdown is the deadline to trust — it's the same instant the server enforces, so a contest that still says it's open really is.

To create a fantasy contest, you need to be logged in and navigate to the Contests page. Look for tournaments that are within 30 days of their start date - these will show a "Create Contest" button. Click the button, specify your roster size and how many scores should count, then submit to create your contest.

Contest creation opens 30 days before a tournament starts. Before this window, you'll see a "Coming Soon" button. This timing ensures that you have the most up-to-date player information and tournament details when setting up your fantasy contest.

We use score-to-par — the same scoring you see on TV. If your player shoots 3-under for the day, that's -3 for your team. Lowest total score wins, just like real golf.

Here's the twist: you pick more players than you need, and only your best scores each day count toward your total. So if one player has a rough round, it doesn't hurt you. Each contest specifies how many players to pick and how many scores count.

Roster Size: This determines how many players each participant can select for their fantasy team.

Scores to Count: This specifies how many of the selected players' scores will count toward the daily and final fantasy scores. For example, if you have a roster of 6 players but only 4 scores count, participants will get their best 4 scores from their selected players for the daily total.

Each contest can be configured differently by the creator, so check the contest details before joining to understand the format.

If a player on your roster misses the cut, they won't have scores for the weekend rounds. Depending on the contest settings, there may be a missed cut penalty applied to your score. This is why picking more players than needed gives you protection — your other players' scores can still count.

No! All rosters are hidden until the tournament starts. Once the first round begins, everyone's picks become visible. This keeps the competition fair and prevents copying.

Just like in real golf, ties happen! When two or more teams finish with the same total score, we use a three-step tiebreaker system to determine who comes out on top:

1. Fewest missed cuts — Teams with fewer players who missed the cut have the edge. Each missed cut adds penalty strokes to your score, so keeping a full roster through the weekend matters.
2. Best single-round team score — We compare each team's lowest daily total. The team that had the hottest single round wins.
3. Best individual performer — We look at the best individual player score-to-par from each day and add them up. The team with the standout star gets the nod.

If teams are still tied after all three tiebreakers, they share the same rank — just like a playoff that ends in a tie. The next rank then skips ahead (e.g., two teams tied for 1st means the next team is 3rd).

Alternate players are backup picks you can add to your roster. If one of your primary players withdraws (WD) from the tournament, your first available alternate automatically takes their place. This gives you protection against losing a roster spot to a late withdrawal.

On the roster selection page, switch to the "Alternates" tab to pick your backup players. The order matters — your first alternate is activated first. You can drag to reorder them before the tournament starts. Alternates must be different from your primary roster picks.

When a primary player withdraws, the system automatically moves your first available alternate into your main roster. The alternate's scores for all rounds (including rounds already played) replace the withdrawn player's scores. You'll receive a notification when an activation happens.

No — alternates are a per-contest setting. The contest creator decides whether to enable alternates and how many each participant can pick (1 to 3). Check the contest details before joining to see if alternates are available. If alternates aren't enabled, the contest works the same as before — no backup players.

Groups let you create lasting communities with friends, family, or coworkers. Instead of inviting the same people to every contest, group members are automatically notified when someone creates a new contest. It's perfect for office leagues, friend groups, or golf club members who want to compete regularly.

Public contests are visible to all users and anyone can join. Private contests are hidden and require an invitation link to join. Choose private if you only want to compete with specific people.

On the contest or group page, look for the Share or Invite button. You'll get a link you can send via text, email, or social media. Friends can join even if they don't have an account yet — they'll be prompted to sign up first.

You can add your team name when adding players to your roster, or by clicking the add or edit icon next to your entry name on the Contest Detail page.

Yes! You can create an account or log in using your Google account. This is faster than creating a new password and keeps your login simple.

Yes, 100% free! There are no entry fees, no premium tiers, and no hidden costs. Create contests, join competitions, and play as much as you want.

You can contact our support team by clicking the "Contact" link in the footer or header of any page. This will open a contact form where you can describe your issue, attach files if needed, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. You can also contact us directly.

Over your first week, we'll send three short welcome emails covering the basics, the platform's AI features, and how we keep in touch — each with a link to stop the rest. Contest and account emails keep coming regardless, and the weekly newsletter stays opt-in from your profile page.

If you don't sign in for 12 months, we'll email you twice over 30 days. Click "Keep my account" in either email — or just sign in — and it stays exactly as it was. Otherwise it's automatically deleted, though the finished standings of your contests are kept for other participants, without your name. There's nothing to pay, so keeping your account costs you nothing either way.