Twenty-two Wednesdays.
One money list.
Lay out the season once. Every week inherits the games, the scores come in from the course, the standings and the season money update themselves, and the kitty holds whatever nobody won until somebody does.
About $5 a head across forty players, for the whole season. Free through the 2026 season. Players never pay.
The season's work happens once, at a keyboard.
Lay out the Wednesdays, set the games once and let every week inherit them, band players into flights, pair up partnerships. Then close the laptop — the rest of the season happens on phones.
A league runs long. It needs a few things a weekend never does.
Set each of these once in April. They run themselves until the last Wednesday in September.
An index that keeps up with the season.
Real World Handicap System calculation — scoring differentials, the caps, course and playing handicaps off each player's own tee. Every week's round is recorded against the player, and his index moves the way the standard says it should.
The guy who plays the whites gets the right strokes against the guy on the blues, and nobody has to trust a number somebody typed in. Next season starts with everyone's index already where it should be.
The money is done before the beer is.
About a dozen games are scored straight off the card — skins, teams, the two-on-two match, low net, closest to the pin, longest drive, Stableford, Quota — splitting ties the way golf splits them and paying to the exact cent. For the rest — Wolf, Nassau, Vegas — you say who won and Live Links Golf does the money from there.
Every dollar in shows up as a dollar out on one list, for the week and for the season.
One link for the whole league, all season.
The board gets its own web address anyone can open — no account, no install, nothing to sign into. This week's positions, the season standings, the money, and a written recap when the last card is in.
Pin it in the group text in April. It's still the right link in September.
One season, paid once. Next year is a new one.
Per season, per league, up to twelve months from the first round. Nothing renews, and players never pay — only the person running it does. There are two other shapes, The trip and Today, if your golf is one of those instead.
The Wednesday league, the club championship, the every-other-Saturday game that never really ends.
- A schedule, with week-by-week standings and season money
- Flights, two-man partnerships, a cut and an entry-fee purse
- A kitty that holds what nobody won until somebody does
- Every round recorded toward each player's handicap index
- Everything The trip does, for as many weeks as the season runs
One season, up to twelve months from its first round, as many rounds as it holds. Buy it once; nothing renews. Next year is a new season, and your players' handicaps carry over.
Set up your seasonFree through the 2026 season for anyone who signs up now. Started a trip at $99 and it turned into a league? Pay the $100 difference — you're never charged twice for the same event.