Field announced ~1 week before the tournament. Live scoring goes live when play begins.
Set up a U.S. Open pool, invite your group, and you're ready to go.
Pick U.S. Open 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 U.S. Open tees off. Pick favorites, stack sleepers, strategy is everything.
Scores update live. See everyone's picks ranked by total projected prize money. The best team wins the pool.
Follow every shot at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Your pool leaderboard updates automatically with projected prize money so you always know where you stand.
Golfers are organized into balanced tiers so every entry has a fair shot. Pick one from each tier and build the best U.S. Open roster you can.
Share an invite code with your group. No app download needed, everyone picks golfers and follows the leaderboard right from their phone or laptop.
Skip stroke-based math. Your team earns based on real projected prize money, the closer your golfers finish to the top, the more your team is worth.
The U.S. Open is the toughest test in golf. Held each June and run by the USGA, it's designed to identify a true champion: narrow fairways, punishing rough, lightning-fast greens, and par considered a great score. The 2026 edition returns to Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on Long Island, one of the founding clubs of American golf and host of five previous U.S. Opens dating back to 1896.
The U.S. Open field is partly qualified. Any pro or amateur with a handicap of 0.4 or better can enter a qualifier, meaning every year a few unknown names make the cut alongside the world's best. Past champions include some of the most respected players in the game's history: Hogan, Nicklaus, Tiger, Rory. Winning the U.S. Open at Shinnecock is the kind of moment that defines a career.
Quick Facts
The marquee week of the season is more fun when your friends are watching with you.
Every birdie, every collapse, every Sunday charge becomes a shared moment. U.S. Open week becomes the most active your text thread is all year.
Pick a couple names, suddenly you're invested. People who normally tune out golf end up watching the back nine because their picks are in contention.
U.S. Open Sunday goes from background TV to "you watching this?" texts every twenty minutes. Friendly stakes make every shot meaningful.
No formulas, no manual scoring, no chasing people for picks. Create a pool, share one link, watch the leaderboard update itself in real time.
The U.S. Open is where pools get interesting. Difficult course setups mean the favorites struggle more than usual, and the leaderboard shuffles every round, perfect for the kind of pool where one underdog pick can vault you up the standings on Sunday.
It's also the perfect Father's Day weekend tradition. The tournament wraps on Father's Day every year, which makes a Sunday pool a no-brainer for family group chats. Easy setup, free for everyone to join, and live scoring that turns a Sunday on the couch into a shared event with the people you'd normally text about it anyway.
Run a pool for any golf major, or any tournament on the PGA Tour schedule.