Golf
Golf pools run on whole tournaments rather than single matches. A typical PGA Tour event has a field of around 150 players over four rounds, which makes outright pools some of the most spread out on the platform.
The PGA Tour season runs from January to late August, with fall events after the playoffs.
Golf Fixtures
Schedules for the next seven days, with live scores and recent results.
Schedules and scores refresh automatically. Last update 2:45 AM ET. Pool odds are not published until each pool closes.
Pool markets
Each market on each event is a separate pool. Final odds for every pool are calculated only after it closes at the scheduled start.
Tournament Winner
Pick the player who wins the event, including any playoff.
Top 10 Finish
Your player must finish in the top 10. Ties are settled according to the published dead-heat rule for the pool.
Head-to-Head Matchups
Pick which of two players finishes with the better score over the tournament.
Competitions
- PGA TourLive schedule Weekly tour events, the four majors and the FedEx Cup playoffs, including the RBC Canadian Open.
- LPGA and DP World Tour Pools are not currently offered.
Golf settlement rules
- Tournament pools stand for any player who tees off in the first round.
- If a tournament is shortened by weather, pools are settled on the official result declared by the tour.
- In head-to-head matchups, if both players miss the cut the lower 36-hole score wins; equal scores void the pool.
These rules sit alongside the general pool betting rules and the Terms and Conditions.
Things to know before you bet
- Tee times on Thursday and Friday split the field into morning and afternoon waves that can face different weather.
- Course history matters more in golf than in most sports.
- Set a deposit or loss limit in your account before you join a pool. Limits can be lowered at any time.