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One & Done is a season-long fantasy golf format where each participant picks one golfer for each PGA Tour event. Your pick earns credit for that tournament, and you cannot use that golfer again later in the same league.

Members balance short-term form, major championships, signature events, course fit, field strength, and season timing. Burning an elite golfer early can help now, but it may leave you short later.

No. Kaddy is purpose-built for One & Done leagues instead of roster management, trades, waivers, or weekly head-to-head fantasy formats.

Open The Field in your league to review the available golfers for the event, make your choice, and lock in your golfer before the deadline. Kaddy keeps your used-golfer history separate for each league.

The Field

Open Picks in your league to see your golfer selections across the events in that league. Your pick history stays together so you can look back at your season.

Picks

Picks lock before the tournament begins so every member is playing by the same deadline. After lock, the pick is treated as final for that event.

Yes. Leagues are independent, so your members, standings, settings, pick history, and used-golfer list are tracked separately in each league.

Open the Daily Leaderboard in your league. It refreshes each day to show who is leading the pack as the event unfolds.

Daily Leaderboard

Kaddy is designed to apply PGA Tour event results automatically using the league scoring setup, including tournament earnings and/or FedEx points.

The winner is determined by cumulative season performance. Each event adds to a member total, and the league standings update as results are applied.

Members can track rank, earnings, FedEx points, previous picks, event status, and the remaining golfer pool so the league stays transparent.

Kaddy works for friend groups, golf podcasts, country clubs, businesses, and communities that want a clean One & Done pool without spreadsheet upkeep.

Kaddy reduces manual work around pick tracking, used golfers, event results, standings, league history, and repeat weekly questions.

One & Done is often season-long, but commissioners may run a chronological slice of the season or focus on event groups such as majors and signature events.