KADDY GOLF GUIDES
A Fantasy Golf Spreadsheet Alternative for One and Done Leagues
A spreadsheet can work well for a small fantasy golf pool. The recurring work is collecting picks, checking for reused golfers, importing results, and sharing standings. Kaddy brings those tasks into a private One and Done league so the commissioner spends less time reconciling rows.
Where spreadsheet upkeep grows
A season sheet needs more than one row of scores. You also need the event schedule, each member’s pick history, a used-golfer check, deadlines, and a consistent scoring source. A single duplicate name or missed update can affect multiple weeks.
Before changing tools, identify the work you actually want to remove. A group that enjoys maintaining a sheet may only need a better process; a commissioner collecting picks across several chats may benefit from a shared league.
What moves into Kaddy
Members select golfers from the event field, and used-golfer history is tracked per league. Event results feed the standings, while members can review picks and season progress in the same place.
Kaddy focuses on One and Done. If your sheet runs a custom roster, draft, or scoring formula, check whether the available format and earnings or FedEx points scoring match your rules before moving the group.
- Pick collection: members submit in their league.
- Used golfers: review the history for that specific league.
- Scorekeeping: event results update league standings.
- Visibility: members can check picks and standings without requesting a new sheet.
Move at a clear season boundary
The simplest transition is before your next league starts. Keep the old sheet as an archive, choose the new league’s schedule and scoring, and invite members early enough to try the pick flow.
Do not assume existing spreadsheet history can be imported. If your current season is underway, confirm migration options with support before switching; starting a separate short trial league can let your group learn the workflow without disrupting the existing pool.
Check the fit with a small trial
Create a league using an available short consecutive event range, ask a few members to join, and make a pick before the first deadline. Check how the group uses the field, pick history, and standings.
After the trial, decide whether the format fits your group. The goal is a weekly routine that members understand and a commissioner can maintain for the whole season.
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