The Idea

A: 0 - 7.9

B: 8 - 15.9

C: 16 - 23.9

D: 24+

The maximum playing handicap is 36. This does not mean you cannot compete if your handicap is above 36, it just means the maximum strokes you would be given in an event is 36. For example, someone who has a handicap of 39 will have a playing handicap of 36.

If you don't have an active GHIN, you can still participate but your handicap tier won't be determined until you submit two 18 hole rounds. At that point we can assign you to a handicap tier and retroactively assign points from the previous month score submissions.

You can play with friends that are members, utilize our member chat forums to find playing partners, or choose to be selectively paired with other likeminded members with similar schedules.

If you choose to get paired, we will put you in contact with the player you are matched with and you can then coordinate the time and simulator to play.

Yup! Try it for 60 days and if this isn't the laid back community of golfers or friendly competition you were looking for, we'll send you your money back.

*Must have completed at least one monthly round to qualify*

The season-long champs for each handicap division will win a prize package with a minimum value of $150.

In the past this prize has included things like custom FootJoys, free rounds at premier courses, golf speakers, cash, and PGA Superstore gift cards.

All of our in-person events will have small prize packages as well.

Yes. Our membership gets you access to the season-long tournament, access to our private online community, and member perks but it does not cover fees when you go to play on your own each month as part of the tour.

The membership also does not cover registration fees to play in our in-person events, but a premium plan will save you $20 each event so that is the most bang for your buck if you plan to play in 2+ events this winter.

Top 10 in points in your handicap tier = Eligible for Tour Championship

More points going into the Tour Championship = Better starting position

Max starting lead = 4 strokes

In-Person Team Events

1st place group: 50 points to all four people

2nd place group: 40 points to all four people 3rd place group: 30 points to all four people

Everyone else: 10 points for participating

Only your top 2 finishes at events will count towards your point total. This allows for an advantage if you can make the events, but doesn't penalize you too much if you can't make any fit your schedule.

Monthly Individual Play

1st: 50 2nd: 45. 3rd: 40. 4th: 35

5th: 30. 6th: 25. 7th: 20. 8th: 15

Everyone else: 10 points for participating

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Just remember, you are only competing against others in your handicap tier.

The entire season is building towards the grand finale in April. This will be an individual net stroke outing to crown the champion in all 4 different handicap tiers.

The top 10 players (points wise) at the end of March in each handicap tier will be eligible to play in the Tour Championship. The more points you have, the greater your starting lead.

The maximum starting lead you can have is 4 strokes. This is to make sure people who have been doing well all year have a significant advantage, but doesn't make it impossible for people who joined late to compete.

You must have submitted at least one monthly round on your own time to be eligible for the Tour Championship so the latest month you could join and still have a shot at winning the Tour is March.

Although we want as many people at the Tour Championship, we understand life happens and you might not be able to make it but still want a chance to win your handicap tier. That is why we are allowing members to play with 3 other members at the Tour Championship simulator/course between 3/7 and 4/11.

We are requiring you to play with 3 other members in order to ensure fairness during the individual competition. We will pair you with your playing partners, you cannot just play with your 3 buddies to ensure fairness.

We understand this is not a perfect solution, but we don't want people who have competed all season to miss their shot at winning just because of a scheduling conflict. I hope you understand considering this is not the PGA Tour.

Not a problem! The month-long competitions allow for people to continue racking up points even if they can't make our in-person events. If you did have to mark any events on your calendar though, I would mark the Major on 8/8 because that is when double points are up for grabs.

Nope. Because your season point total just determines your starting position within your handicap tier in the Tour Championship, it's totally fine if you miss some months or can't make in-person events. But the earlier you join, the more points you can rack up!

You must have submitted at least one monthly round on your own time to be eligible for the Tour Championship so the latest month you could join and still have a shot at winning the Tour is March.

A GHIN (Golf Handicap & Information Network) handicap is a numerical measure of a golfer's ability, or potential ability, provided by the USGA, used to enable players of different skill levels to compete fairly, and is accessed through the GHIN system.

We have an online scoring system that allows you to submit your scores each month. You simply enter your hole-by-hole score and our system will automatically calculate your net score on that course and show where you stand on the month-long leaderboard for your handicap division.

Our scoring system is able to take into account different course's difficulty and playing conditions to create your playing handicap and one leaderboard. So if you play the harder course that month, you will have more strokes than an equivalent handicap player playing the easier course that month.

We understand this is not a perfect system, but we want to allow people in all different areas around Boston to be part of this.

All of the month-long events will be individual net stroke.

All of the monthly in-person events will be team based. This will consist of 2-4 person scrambles and best ball competitions.

In our opinion, there is nothing better than a four person scramble with your friends but playing your own ball and working to get better is also important to us. That's why we decided on individual play on your own and team play at all of our in-person events.