Run a the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday pool with your friends, family, or office. Pick golfers, share one invite link, and watch a live leaderboard update automatically with projected prize money throughout the tournament.
Everything you need to know about the 2026 the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday.
Dates
Jun 4–7
Location
Dublin, Ohio
Purse
$20,000,000
Tour
PGA Tour
72 players in the field. Live scoring goes live when the tournament starts.
Set up a the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday pool, invite your group, and you're ready to go.
Pick the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday as your tournament, set your tiers, and share an invite code. Your pool is ready in under a minute.
Players draft golfers from each tier before the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday tees off. Pick favorites, stack sleepers, strategy is everything.
Scores update live throughout the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday. See everyone's picks ranked by total projected prize money. The best team wins.
Common questions about running a the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday pool.
Set up a pool, choose your scoring format, share an invite link with your group, and have each participant pick golfers from the field. Once the Memorial Tournament pres. by Workday starts, the leaderboard updates automatically based on each player's projected prize money. The pool entry with the highest total wins.
No, joining a pool is free and doesn't require an account. You just need the invite link from the pool commissioner. Only the person creating and managing the pool needs a Commissioner subscription ($9.99/month).
As soon as the official field is published by the PGA Tour, it auto-syncs to golfpools.co. You'll see a "Field Ready" badge on the homepage and at the top of this page when the roster is available.
Each entry's score is the sum of projected prize money from their picked golfers. Projections update live throughout each round, so the leaderboard moves in real time. It's more engaging than stroke-total scoring because every made cut and birdie matters.