GRAB A
PARTNER.
PLAY FOR
THE POT.
Pool play seeds the bracket, and the pot goes to the teams who earn it. Combined-DUPR divisions keep every match fair.
Tournaments
A tournament built around the pot.
Teams buy in, the entry fees stack into a prize pot, and you play your way to it. Combined-DUPR bands keep sandbaggers out, and the bracket seeds straight from posted pool standings. The best teams of the day take home the cash.
Divisions are gated by your team's combined DUPR (like 9.0 & below, 7.5 & below), so you play teams at your level.
Round-robin pools seed a single-elimination bracket where every team advances. You're never one-and-done.
Entry fees stack into a cash pot. The top teams in each division cash out, and the payout split is posted with each division.
Four steps to the pot.
Register your team
Grab a partner, pick your division, and enter your DUPR. No partner yet? Flag it at registration and the director will try to pair you up. There's no matching service, so bring one if you can.
Pool play
Round-robin pools seed the bracket. Every game shapes where you land.
The bracket
Single elimination, but every team advances in. Win and keep moving.
Take the pot
Top teams in each division cash out. Champions get the lion's share.
Questions before you play?
Do I need a partner?
Yes. It's doubles, so you register as a team. There's no automated matching service; if you don't have a partner, flag "Need a partner" at registration and the director will try to help, but bring one if you can.
Is it really single-elimination if everyone advances?
Pools decide your seed, not whether you're in: every team advances into the bracket. From there it's win-or-go-home, with a friendlier path for teams that finished strong in pools.
How do the prizes work?
Entry fees pool into a cash pot. The top teams in each division cash out, and the payout split is posted with each division.
Grab a partner. Play for the pot.
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