| Member | Earnings |
| Carlos Rosello | $143,000 |
| Dave Gunns | $143,000 |
| Jim Berkemeier | $143,000 |
| Mike Oslund | $94,286 |
| Andrew Daly | $94,286 |
| Paul Mountain | $57,357 |
| Darryl Gutzman | $19,800 |
| Joey Gatliff | $19,800 |
| Kevin Gunns | $19,800 |
| Andy Frushour | $19,800 |
| Jason Gatza | $10,395 |
| Jim Welch | $10,395 |
| Andy Harp | $0 |
| Brian Adams | $0 |
| Jeff Grala | $0 |
| Neal VanDyke | $0 |
| Nick Lomax | $0 |
| Brian Pilarski | $0 |
| Howard Chu | $0 |
| Brent Morrow | $0 |
| Ron Smoker | $0 |
| Bruce Blair | $0 |
| Cory Gilbert | $0 |
| Jeff Gutzman | $0 |
| Joe Wenzel | $0 |
Monday, January 17, 2011
West Coast Swing / Season Leaderboard
Sony Open Leaderboard
| Member | Pick | Earnings |
| Carlos Rosello | Stricker | $143,000 |
| Dave Gunns | Stricker | $143,000 |
| Jim Berkemeier | Stricker | $143,000 |
| Mike Oslund | Appleby | $94,286 |
| Andrew Daly | Campbell | $94,286 |
| Paul Mountain | Na | $57,357 |
| Darryl Gutzman | Els | $19,800 |
| Joey Gatliff | Els | $19,800 |
| Kevin Gunns | Els | $19,800 |
| Jason Gatza | Howell III | $10,395 |
| Jim Welch | Howell III | $10,395 |
| Andy Harp | Allenby | $0 |
| Brian Adams | Allenby | $0 |
| Jeff Grala | Allenby | $0 |
| Neal VanDyke | Allenby | $0 |
| Nick Lomax | Allenby | $0 |
| Brian Pilarski | Choi | $0 |
| Howard Chu | Choi | $0 |
| Andy Frushour | Els | $19,800 |
| Brent Morrow | Furyk | $0 |
| Ron Smoker | No Pick | $0 |
| Bruce Blair | Pettersson | $0 |
| Cory Gilbert | Pettersson | $0 |
| Jeff Gutzman | Pettersson | $0 |
| Joe Wenzel | Pettersson | $0 |
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sony Open Picks
| Member | Pick |
| Brian Adams | Allenby |
| Jeff Grala | Allenby |
| Andy Harp | Allenby |
| Nick Lomax | Allenby |
| Neal VanDyke | Allenby |
| Mike Oslund | Appleby |
| Andrew Daly | Campbell |
| Brian Pilarski | Choi |
| Andy Frushour | Els |
| Joey Gatliff | Els |
| Kevin Gunns | Els |
| Darryl Gutzman | Els |
| Brent Morrow | Furyk |
| Jason Gatza | Howell III |
| Jim Welch | Howell III |
| Paul Mountain | Na |
| Ron Smoker | No Pick |
| Bruce Blair | Pettersson |
| Cory Gilbert | Pettersson |
| Jeff Gutzman | Pettersson |
| Joe Wenzel | Pettersson |
| Jim Berkemeier | Stricker |
| Dave Gunns | Stricker |
| Carlos Rosello | Stricker |
Sunday, January 2, 2011
2019 FFGtour Rules
1. NEW RULE for 2020! During the regular season, each ffg players can pick any golfer ONLY ONCE.
2. All picks must be submitted by the start of each weeks tournament. Once the tournament starts, NO PICKS will be accepted..
3. Each ffger will pick (1) golfer for non-majors (except for the summer series), (2) golfers for the summer series and (3) golfers for majors. This number refers to the number of golfers picked per tournament..
4. The earnings your golfers wins each week will be added to your total with the top (10) after week (29) advancing to the playoffs. Again this year, an (11th) ffg'er will be added to the playoffs. This will be the person who wins the most money during the summer series, but who wouldn't have qualified for the playoffs otherwise. This ffg'er will be the (11th) seed and start with $0 in the playoffs..
5. Each major, the west coast swing and the summer series will pay the ffger who wins the most money..
6. Again in 2020 - the ffger who finishes last will get their money back ($100). This person will have to (1) make a pick each week (2) not have a duplicate pick (3) pick a golfer who is in the field for each tournament and (4) pick the correct number of golfers for each weekends tournament. This should encourage participation from everyone until the last tournament of the year.
7. The (1st) and (2nd) place finisher of the regular season and the (1st), (2nd) and (3rd) place finisher of the playoffs will earn a payout..
8. Based on your finish in the top (10) after the regular season, you will be reassigned a dollar value starting with the (1st) place finisher getting $1,000,000, (2nd) $900,000, 3rd ($800,000) etc....
9. Once in the playoffs, ANY GOLFER can get picked again, but only once. You will pick (2) golfers each week in the playoffs, can only use each golfer once in the playoffs, but can pick from anyone in the field..
10. The ffger with the lowest total earnings after each playoff tournament will get dropped - meaning only (8) ffger's will be left to play in the Tour Championship starting September 20th..
11. Good luck - and please e-mail ffgtour@gmail.com with any input, advice, questions or comments. Final payouts will be posted once a confirmed list off ffg'ers is finalized..
Also again in 2020. Side bet of $10 per player that wants to participate. The person who picks the most golfers in a row from the beginning of the year that make the cut wins the entire pot - paid at the time it's won. Of your $100 entry fee, $10 will go to the survivor pool and $90 to the season contests.
2. All picks must be submitted by the start of each weeks tournament. Once the tournament starts, NO PICKS will be accepted..
3. Each ffger will pick (1) golfer for non-majors (except for the summer series), (2) golfers for the summer series and (3) golfers for majors. This number refers to the number of golfers picked per tournament..
4. The earnings your golfers wins each week will be added to your total with the top (10) after week (29) advancing to the playoffs. Again this year, an (11th) ffg'er will be added to the playoffs. This will be the person who wins the most money during the summer series, but who wouldn't have qualified for the playoffs otherwise. This ffg'er will be the (11th) seed and start with $0 in the playoffs..
5. Each major, the west coast swing and the summer series will pay the ffger who wins the most money..
6. Again in 2020 - the ffger who finishes last will get their money back ($100). This person will have to (1) make a pick each week (2) not have a duplicate pick (3) pick a golfer who is in the field for each tournament and (4) pick the correct number of golfers for each weekends tournament. This should encourage participation from everyone until the last tournament of the year.
7. The (1st) and (2nd) place finisher of the regular season and the (1st), (2nd) and (3rd) place finisher of the playoffs will earn a payout..
8. Based on your finish in the top (10) after the regular season, you will be reassigned a dollar value starting with the (1st) place finisher getting $1,000,000, (2nd) $900,000, 3rd ($800,000) etc....
9. Once in the playoffs, ANY GOLFER can get picked again, but only once. You will pick (2) golfers each week in the playoffs, can only use each golfer once in the playoffs, but can pick from anyone in the field..
10. The ffger with the lowest total earnings after each playoff tournament will get dropped - meaning only (8) ffger's will be left to play in the Tour Championship starting September 20th..
11. Good luck - and please e-mail ffgtour@gmail.com with any input, advice, questions or comments. Final payouts will be posted once a confirmed list off ffg'ers is finalized..
Also again in 2020. Side bet of $10 per player that wants to participate. The person who picks the most golfers in a row from the beginning of the year that make the cut wins the entire pot - paid at the time it's won. Of your $100 entry fee, $10 will go to the survivor pool and $90 to the season contests.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Final Playoff Standings
| Final | |
| FFG'er | Playoff Earnings |
| Jason Gatza | $3,155,929 |
| Bruce Blair | $2,799,975 |
| Carlos Rosello | $2,070,225 |
| Cory Gilbert | $1,910,429 |
| Brent Morrow | $1,833,850 |
| Kevin Gunns | $1,826,554 |
| Tod Perry | $1,821,850 |
| Jim Welch | $1,700,600 |
Tour Championship Leaderboard
| FFG'er | Tour Chap Earnings |
| Jason Gatza | $1,057,500 |
| Jim Welch | $538,125 |
| Bruce Blair | $466,500 |
| Kevin Gunns | $457,500 |
| Cory Gilbert | $416,250 |
| Brent Morrow | $264,000 |
| Tod Perry | $264,000 |
| Carlos Rosello | $264,000 |
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