Every Week Counts. No Week Kills You.
Three-man rosters, drafted so every squad has a fair shot — and exactly two cards count every week, so nobody has to make all eight Tuesdays. Third man's on the tee sheet too if he wants the reps — his card doesn't touch the team score, but it plays the weekly skins pool. Every player takes the counting card at least 3 of the 8 weeks — this is a league, not a bullpen. Same 20 points up for grabs every single night, only your best 7 of 8 weeks count, and then it all comes down to Championship Saturday, where even last place tees off with a real chance.
Tonight's game, pairings, quotas and the forecast all live on one page — this one stays evergreen. Go to This Week →
The Schedule
Eight Tuesday nights, eight different games. Same points. Same stakes. Opening night at RiverTowne, then every round on the front nine at Dunes West — blue tees.
13 Players · 4 Teams
Registration is closed and the rosters are drawn — see Players & Teams. Squads have one week from the draft to claim a name and logo; until then they answer to their draft number.
2-Man Best Ball
Play your own ball; lower net score counts each hole. Handicap-establishing night for anyone without a number.
Red, White & Blue Scramble
Scramble with moving tee boxes: start on the blues, birdie moves you up a set, bogey sends you back. Earn your way forward.
Aggregate Net Stableford
Own ball, all night. Team score is the sum of both players' Stableford points. No hiding tonight.
2-Man Shamble
Take the better drive, then everyone plays his own ball in. Better net score counts per hole.
Team Match Play I
Head-to-head net best ball vs. another team — a point per hole. Ranked by result and margin.
Alternate Shot
One ball, alternating swings. Chaos night. Partnerships tested. Apologies expected.
Match Play II — Rivalry Week
The rematch. Pairings set for maximum grudge based on the standings.
The Cheeky Finale
Captains vote the format — worst ball, 3-club challenge, string game… dealer's choice. Last points of the season.
CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY
18 holes of 2-man net best ball at double points, at True Blue in Pawleys Island. Your season total rides with you — Saturday adds a 40-point pool on top, and the highest combined score takes the trophy.
20 Points. Every Week. No Matter the Game.
The games change. The math never does.
Team Result
Teams ranked 1st to last in the week's game on a fixed scale — 10 / 8 / 6 / 4 / 2 with five teams (10 / 8 / 6 / 4 with four). Ties split the points.
Individual Quota
4 per player, every week, regardless of the team game. Beat your quota by 2+: 4 pts · beat it by 1: 3 pts · match it: 2 pts · miss it: 1 pt.
Attendance
One point per team member who tees it up. Show up, get paid. Over eight weeks it quietly decides races.
Missing a Week? It's Fine. Really.
Three stacked protections mean no single Tuesday can sink your season — and the handicap cap is 14, so nobody's playing off a fantasy number.
Best 7 of 8 Count
Every team drops its worst week with zero penalty — and with a three-man roster covering the tee sheet, that's all the cushion anybody needs.
The Ghost Score
Only one man from the roster makes it out? The missing counting spot posts his season average net plus one stroke. You still play, still earn quota points, and the team still competes.
Subs Welcome
Bring a sub — but he plays as the missing man, score capped at the absent player's quota. Nobody's renting a ringer.
Handicaps: weeks 1–2 establish a 9-hole league number for anyone without one, capped at 14. From week 3, handicaps refresh every two weeks off your last four league rounds — sandbagging gets corrected fast, and hot streaks get taxed appropriately.
Championship Saturday
18 holes. 2-man net best ball. Double points. Every point you banked all season carries into Saturday — the season is the lead, the championship is the last word. Four payout spots, so the podium runs deep.
A great season can't be wiped out by one bad Saturday — every point you earned still counts. But with 40 on the table (double a normal week), a hot team can climb multiple spots. Nobody gets to coast, and nobody gets to quit. Trophy, bragging rights, and twelve months of material for the group chat.
Three Courses, One Season
RiverTowne — Front 9
Arnold Palmer's Lowcountry opener: member blues, marsh carries, and a 489-yard closing par 5 that will hand out the first cold-beverage award of the season.
Dunes West — Front 9
Mount Pleasant's home game: blue tees, marsh breezes, and a first hole that punishes a cold swing.
True Blue — Pawleys Island
18 holes of low-country sand and pine where the season gets settled. Worth the drive; bring your camera.
Hats, Polos, Divot Tools
League colors on everything — priced to break even, because the trophy is the merch that matters. The collection drops soon; first look goes to the group chat.
Course photo: Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
