With the PGA season fast approaching, we’re getting ready to tee off with several exciting updates to the Splash PGA experience. This year brings expanded flexibility, improved tools, and a refreshed commissioner setup designed to make managing your contest smoother than ever.
Whether you’re running a returning league or setting up a brand-new one, here’s everything you need to know heading into the 2026 season.
Resetting Your PGA Contest
Starting December 4, commissioners will be able to reset their PGA contests—both One & Done and Tiers—directly from the Commissioner tab.
Key Dates
Contest reset opens: December 4
First available tournament: Sony Open (January 15)
Note: The Sentry will not be played this season
Once you begin the reset process, your previous settings will auto-populate, making it easy to review, edit, and launch your new season.
A Refreshed Commissioner Experience
You’ll notice an updated setup flow this season—keeping everything you’re familiar with, but with clearer customization options, smoother navigation, and more flexibility throughout the year. 🏌️
These improvements are designed to help commissioners manage segments, scoring, schedule structures, and player-use rules with greater control.
What’s Improved This Season — At a Glance ⛳️
We’ve expanded several core features and added new tools to help commissioners tailor their PGA contests exactly the way they want.
New & Updated Settings for 2026
Expanded Segment Configuration
Create fully custom segments with flexible tournament grouping and naming.Updated Player-Use Limits
More control over how often golfers can be selected—per season or per segment.Alternate Picks
Optional backup picks to protect entrants from late withdrawals.Automatic Picks (Autopicks)
Assigns a golfer automatically if an entrant misses a pick.Flexible Tournament Multipliers
Precisely adjust tournament weighting with values from 0.05 to 10.NEW: Total Strokes Scoring Option
A popular EO-style scoring method now available for One & Done on Splash.
These updates unlock a more customizable setup flow and give commissioners more ways to run a contest that fits their group.