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Top 60. Under 60.
Pick 8 golfers. Beat your friends.
Overview
The Basics
Every week, pick 8 players from the Top 60 ranked players in that tournament's field. Your team's combined score to par determines your ranking. Lowest score wins. The best part? It takes under 60 seconds to set your lineup.
No salary caps. No season-long rosters. No math degree required.
Draft
Building Your Team
The Top 60 players in each tournament field — ranked by the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) at the time — are divided into 4 tiers of 15. Pick exactly 2 from each tier for your 8-player roster.
Ranks 1–15 — the stars
Ranks 16–30 — the contenders
Ranks 31–45 — the sleepers
Ranks 46–60 — the long shots
FedEx Cup Playoffs: with limited fields (70, 50, then 30 players) and no cut, the entire field is selectable — still split into 4 tiers by OWGR, just with more players per tier than usual.
Deadlines
New tournaments launch every Monday. Submit your picks anytime before the first tee time (typically Thursday morning). Edit as many times as you want before lock.
Scoring
How Scoring Works
Your team score = the sum of your 8 players' scores to par. That's it.
ScottieScheffler
-12
RoryMcIlroy
-8
HidekiMatsuyama
-5
ViktorHovland
+2
KeeganBradley
-3
ShaneLowry
+4
AdamScott
-1
JordanSpieth
-6
Lower is better. Aim for the most negative number possible.
Season Long
Majority Rules Scoring
The weekly game never changes: their score is your score, and the lowest team wins. For the season-long race, we do one extra bit of math for you — so a birdie-fest in New Orleans and a brutal U.S. Open week count exactly the same.
You never touch a calculator — the standings page shows your raw score, Sub 60 Par, and your score to par for every week, and the weekly leaderboard marks where Sub 60 Par falls. Weekly tournament leaderboards always stay raw.
Tiebreaker
We also track total player winnings from each tournament. If two teams finish the season tied on score vs Sub 60 Par, the team with the higher combined winnings wins.
Social
Groups & Competition
Compete against friends, family, or coworkers. Same picks, different leaderboards — you can be in multiple groups at once.
Create a Group
- Go to the Groups page
- Click "Create New Group"
- Name it and share the invite code
Join a Group
- Get an invite code from a friend
- Go to Groups and enter the code
- Start making picks
Strategy
Tips for Winning
Balance star power with consistency
A solid Tier C player can outperform a flashy Tier A star.
Check recent form
How players performed in their last 2–3 tournaments matters.
Consider course fit
Some players excel on certain course types — links, tree-lined, windy.
Trust your gut
Picking players you enjoy watching is just as valid as overanalyzing stats.
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