How to Choose a One and Done Golf League Schedule

Full season: a longer strategic challenge

A main-season league creates a recurring weekly routine and more decisions about when to use top golfers. It suits a group willing to keep making picks through the regular season and playoffs. In Kaddy, Fall Series is separate from the full main-season option.

Majors and signature events: fewer deadlines

A majors-only league gives a new group fewer weeks to manage. Signature events or a combined majors-and-signature schedule offer another focused option. Review the event preview for the selected season to confirm what is included.

For example, a group learning the format might prefer a majors-only league over a full season. Each member still uses a selected golfer only once in that league, so even a shorter schedule requires planning.

A consecutive range: try the weekly routine

Use a custom consecutive event range when your group wants a shorter run of weekly picks. Confirm the start and end events in the setup preview. A consecutive range includes the events between its boundaries; it is not an arbitrary selection of unrelated tournaments.

Fall Series: start a separate competition

A separate fall league gives your group another season to play. Since used-golfer history is tracked per league, choices in your main-season league are independent from the new league. Check the available season and included fall events during setup.

Review this before sending invites

Use the event list to resolve questions before the first pick rather than changing expectations midway through the league.

• Are the first and last events the ones your group expects?
• Can members sustain the number of pick deadlines?
• Have you explained whether fall events count?
• Have you chosen earnings or FedEx points and explained their effect?
• Does the invitation match the actual league schedule?