Kaddy scoring starts with your league settings. A league can rank members by tournament earnings or FedEx points, giving commissioners a clean way to match the format their group already plays.
For each event, every member submits one golfer. When that golfer earns prize money or FedEx points, the result is credited to the member who picked them.
Scoring formats
Earnings scoring ranks the league by the tournament prize money earned by each member's picks. This is a familiar format for many traditional One & Done pools.
FedEx points scoring ranks the league by FedExCup points earned by each member's picks. This can make the league feel closer to the official season-long race.
What shows in standings
- Current rank in the league.
- Total earnings and FedEx points.
- Pick count and completed events.
- Wins, cuts, and other season context when available.
What happens with missed cuts
If your golfer misses the cut or does not earn a scoring result, that event can become a zero for your league total. That is part of the One & Done pressure: a safe-looking pick can still change the standings fast.
Why automatic scoring matters
The biggest commissioner pain point in One & Done golf is not the pick itself. It is the weekly work of collecting entries, checking results, updating a spreadsheet, and resolving mistakes. Kaddy is designed to keep that work inside the app so the group can focus on playing.
Before your league begins, choose the scoring style that matches your group. After that, Kaddy keeps the season organized around the picks your members submit each week.