What your league fee pays for
Your green fee pays for the golf. Your league fee pays for everything that turns a round into a real match: a fair handicap, live scoring, standings, playoffs, and a league that runs itself around your tee time.
Pays for your seat in the league. Your handicap, your matches, your scoring, your stats, and your shot at the playoffs.
- A real match every week, with points on the line
- NTMGL Handicap Index, updated after every round
- Live scoring, verified results, stats and standings
- Personal dashboard, RSVP, and text/email/push alerts
- Earn $10 credit per friend you bring in (up to 3)
Pays for the team's seat in the season. The team fee isn't for golf; it's what puts a team on the schedule, in the standings, and in the playoff race.
- A place on the schedule, in the standings, and in the playoffs
- You own the roster: invite friends, pick from the Draft
- You set the lineup every week
- Your team name, logo, and history carry over each season
- Up to 7 referral credits instead of 3
Fall Open Play is individual drop-in play: $25 per player, no team fee.
Green fees are paid at the course, not to the league
You pay for your own round each week, just like any day you play. Folding a full season of golf into the league fee would push the team fee into the thousands. This way you only pay for the rounds you actually play, and the league fee covers everything else.
Player or captain?
The $25 pays for the player. The $600 pays for the team. A team can't exist without someone holding the spot, and that's the captain's trade: you cover the team fee, and you run the roster, the lineup, and the team's identity.
| What you get | Player $25 |
Captain $600 team fee |
|---|---|---|
| A weekly 18-hole match with points on the line | ||
| NTMGL Handicap Index and strokes on every hole | ||
| Live scoring, two-player verification, public results | ||
| Dashboard, availability RSVP, calendar export, alerts | ||
| Stats, standings, leaderboards, playoff eligibility | ||
| Referral credit ($10 each) | Up to 3 | Up to 7 |
| Team on the schedule, in the standings, in the playoffs | — | |
| Build the roster: invites, the Draft, roster moves | — | |
| Set the weekly lineup and batting order | — | |
| Team name, logo, and home course | — | |
| Keep the team and its history next season | — |
Playing captains register as players too, so they get everything in the Player column.
The team fee is easier split
Lots of captains split the team fee with their roster. How your team handles it is up to you; here's what it works out to per player if you split it evenly.
What the league runs for you
Behind every match is a season's worth of work you never have to think about.
Schedule and tee times
Weekly matches, course bookings, and tee times coordinated with the courses.
A handicap you can compete on
The NTMGL Handicap Index, calculated from league rounds so every match is fair.
Scoring technology
Live mobile scorecards, verification, and results posted the moment a match ends.
Texts, email, and alerts
Tee times, lineups, results, and weather changes sent straight to your phone.
Playoffs and championship
Standings, tiebreakers, playoff brackets, and sudden-death finishes.
Rules and the Draft
Rules, disputes, roster moves, and a Draft so no golfer is left without a team.
Everything on ntmgl.com
68 features, tagged by who they're for.
Match day
Every match is scored live on a phone, verified by both players, and posted to results the moment it finishes.
Handicaps
Every player gets a league handicap built from their own league rounds, so matches are fair from the first tee.
Player tools
Each player gets a personal dashboard that covers the whole season: schedule, availability, results, and alerts.
Captain tools
The captain owns the team: its roster, its weekly lineup, and its identity from season to season.
Stats, standings and leaderboards
Every hole played feeds standings and stats that stay with a player season after season.
Extras: skins, media and community
Around the matches, the site adds side games, broadcasts, news, and gear.
League operations
The commissioner runs the league from a single admin area; players see the result as schedules, pairings, emails, and accurate standings.
Platform
The site runs on Azure and is built to work on a phone at the course.
Questions about cost
Ready to play?
Registration for Spring Season closes December 31, 2026.