Golf Pools
Simplified.
As commissioner, you get complete control over running your pool exactly the way you want. Pick your tournaments, invite your friends, and focus on the winning team while we take care of the rest.
Free to start — your first league gets 50 starter credits.
How does it work?
Create a league
Start your own or join a friend's. The commissioner invites everyone else.
Pick your team
A fresh roster every week you play, and no obligation to play them all.
Follow the action
Your league's board updates live beside the PGA board all weekend.
See who won
Each team's score is the total of its golfers' scores. Lowest score wins.
What's the big deal?
Custom Schedule
Want to skip a week or two? Only interested in the majors? No problem. You decide which PGA and LPGA tournaments your league plays.
Commissioner's Console
As commissioner, you have tools for managing every aspect of your league. Change the event format or payout structure based on your league members' preferences.
Live Leaderboards
Follow the PGA Tour action as it unfolds right beside your league’s leaderboard. See who has which players and who’s moving up and down the leaderboard.
Any Device
Make last minute changes to your league, make last minute swaps, follow your league’s leaderboard along with the tour leaders all from your mobile device.
League Communication
Have something you want your league to know about? Leave a broadcast message to everyone or contact individuals right from your commissioner console.
Player Statistics
No need to visit other sites for player insights. Majors Challenge has a robust player archive with relevant player stats to help you pick a winning team.
Simple Pricing
The commissioner pays $1 per team for each major. Every other tournament is free, and members never pay anything. Your first league receives 50 starter credits to get you going.
Season Long Contests
Crown a season champion with a free season-long contest that tallies every event you play. Or try a One-and-Done, where you pick a different golfer each week and never repeat.
