Absolutely. Be sure you check out our Strategy & Tips page.

A season is composed of all 24 weeks. A session consists of 4 consecutive weeks within the season. Each season has 6 sessions. Think of each session as a mini-season in which prizes are also awarded to top performers. Sessions add to the overall strategy and provide additional opportunities to win prizes throughout the season; especially for those who fall out of season prize contention. See the league Schedule for a breakdown of tournaments by session. See the Prizes page for a breakdown of prizes.

Yes, as long as you pay the $100 league entry fee for each team. For convenience, you can manage all your teams under a single account (e-mail address). To set your lineup for a particular team, simply select the team in the drop-down box on the Lineup screen.

The results are posted shortly after the golfer earnings are made available for each tournament. This is usually late Sunday evening. Participants can elect to be notified by e-mail once their league results have been posted. You can also follow us on Twitter as we always send a tweet out once our website has been updated with the tournament results.

If you are unable to submit your lineup via the site for whatever reason (can't access site, forgot password, etc.), you may submit your lineup via e-mail. However, any lineup submitted via e-mail must have a timestamp prior to the lineup deadline or it will not be accepted. Any lineups received via e-mail will be entered in the system by the commissioner as soon possible. Participants should submit their lineup via e-mail to Commissioner@rgfgc.com.

There are 3 ways you can confirm your lineup was received by the system:
1) Check the Results screen which you should be forwarded to upon submitting your lineup, or
2) Check for a confirmation e-mail, or
3) Check the Lineup screen (i.e. go back to it)
On the Results screen, you can always see your lineup but no one else's until the lineup deadline passes. You can determine if someone else has submitted their starting lineup because you'll see "-- XXXXXXXX --" for each starting golfer. However, you don't get this indication for Sat / Sun subs as it is considered strategically revealing.

Yes, you can change your pick(s) as many times as you'd like as long as it's before the lineup deadline. Each time you submit a lineup, you'll get an e-mail confirming your selection(s). Once the lineup deadline passes, then you'll only be able change your lineup for the next upcoming deadline (e.g. Saturday sub).

Yes, just like your starting lineup, you can change your sub choice as many times as you'd like as long as it's before the lineup deadline. If you want to undo your sub choice and keep your original lineup, just change both sub drop-downs to "--- Choose ---" and submit your lineup again.

Yes, you can configure your preferred time zone by clicking on the "My Profile" link at the bottom of each page (after you login). Selecting your time zone will cause the lineup deadline times to be displayed in your local time on the Lineup screen as well as in the weekly lineup e-mail reminders.

The Sat/Sun deadlines are always at 9 AM Central time except for a tournaments such as the British Open which is on a totally different schedule since it takes place in the United Kingdom. We do this for consistency and convenience. We don't want the Sat/Sun times to be a moving target. Plus, it's nice to have Saturday morning to get your sub in if you forget or don't have time on Friday night. The golfers who are already on the course by 9 AM are at the bottom of the leaderboard and their winnings are almost always insignificant. The leaders don't usually tee off until much later than 9 AM so the additional time provides no real advantage.

First make sure you haven't disabled "Email Reminders" via the "My Profile" link at the bottom of each screen. Second, check your spam folder to make sure our e-mails aren't going there. If they are, make sure you've added Commissioner@rgfgc.com to your address book and safe sender list. For help on updating your safe sender list, you can check out ExactTarget’s insightful instructions.

You should consider submitting an auto-sub policy. This feature is available from the Lineups screen (Saturday Sub) and allows you substitute your worst golfer with a golfer atop the leader board based on several rule choices made by you. In general, auto-subbing is not recommended, but is better than not subbing at all.

We don't have the ability to get real-time updates on who is and who isn't playing a tournament. Plus, golfers withdraw and get added to tournaments at the very last minute. Therefore, we've put this onus on each participant and suggest they always check various Internet sources to determine who's playing each week (e.g. tournament website, golfer news, Vegas odds, etc). We've actually made this very easy by providing you with links to many of the best sites on our Resources page. There is also a "Check Field" button on the Lineup page which will take you straight to the player field listing for the upcoming tournament. Usually you'll find this page to be the most current resource of any, so it's always worth double-checking. For some reason, if you don't see a golfer's name in the lineup drop-down, just send us an e-mail and we'll get him added as soon as possible. If it's close to the lineup deadline time, just pick any golfer as a proxy and send us an email indicating the new golfer you wanted to use. We must receive your e-mail prior to the lineup deadline time.