Snap Hook Masters Meltdown

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Welcome to the 2026, 14th Annual, Snap Hook Masters Meltdown!

The rules are exactly the same as last year, so be sure to familiarize yourself with the format. A brief reminder: You will pick six (6) Masters invitees to make up your Player Roster based on their betting odds to win. No longer World Ranking due to LIV players. The tiered player list usually becomes available on the last Monday before the tournament. The pool member with the lowest aggregate stroke total for their Player Roster is the winner of the SNAP HOOK MASTERS MELTDOWN! All picks will be hidden until the first scheduled tee time on Thursday, April 9th. When/if you pick a player that gets cut, that golfer will receive a score equal to the highest (worst) score of the day by a player that made the cut. The same will apply if one of your players has to withdraw.

The payment should be sent via email as always and must be sent to me before the first tee-off. $30 per entry OR 4 entries for $100 to mastersmeltdown@gmail.com (auto-deposit on). Please include your name, your pool name and your email address if you wish to get the fun facts..updates..etc... and so that I can link your payment to your roster. Multiple entries are welcome, and let's be honest, at this point are kinda the norm...

***Reminder*** - 20% of all entry fees will be going to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada. We were grateful to raise $6,835 for the organization last year, bringing our total contribution to $20,215. Let's continue this impactful tradition.

Folks, our 2025, 13th Annual, Snap Hook Masters Meltdown Champions...

1st Place - $10,000 - Tualegit2quit - Steven Chiras - Huge Congrats!!!

2nd Place - $5,000 - Jared K. - Jared Kelloway

3rd Place - $3,000 - Selena Duarte, def not Justin

4th Place - $2,000 - Big Diesel - Tim Rattai

T-5th Place - $750 - JaxyDykstra - Jaxson Dysktra

T-5th Place - $750 - Dozerman1#4 - Gerry Clancy

T-7th Place - $500 - APL #2 - Adam Preston-Lord

T-7th Place - $500 - TinCup #2 - Matt Auger

9th Place - $500 - Indy91 - Eric Indeway

10th Place - $500 - MoneyMitch #2 - Mitch Ahrens

T-11th Place - $150 - OldMarc - Marc Renaud

T-11th Place - $150 - Jayare - Jamie Reynolds

T-13th Place - $90 - kpar85 - Kevin Parsons

T-13th Place - $90 - M.Tanti #2 - Matthew Tanti

T-13th Place - $90 - ToneZ - Tony Salvagna

T-13th Place - $90 - It's for a good cause - Evan Sluggy Rutherford

T-13th Place - $90 - Grant Coffey

Big Brothers Big Sisters: $6,835

Good luck to everyone this year. If you have any questions, please contact me at mastersmeltdown@gmail.com

For the rookies:

Pool Name: Snap Hook Masters Meltdown
Pool ID: 70939
Password: masters

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Rules

If you have any questions about these rules, please contact your pool commissioner Jay Mitchell (mastersmeltdown@gmail.com)
  • Picks are made for the following tournaments:
    • The Masters
  • For each major tournament, members select six golfers. PGA Tour players in the tournament field are divided into six (6) tiers or flights, based on their odds to win the tournament. Each member chooses one golfer from each of the six tiers. These six golfers make up their Player Roster for that tournament.
  • Members will enter their guess for the total combined strokes of the winner of the tournament (e.g. 275) as a tiebreaker. In the event of a tie, the person closest to the actual stroke count will win.
  • Golfers CAN be picked more than once per season.
  • The scores of all 6 golfers on your roster count towards your score.
  • The goal is to be the member whose roster performs the best cumulatively (has the fewest total strokes ) as a team.
  • Any PGA Player who misses the cut, withdraws, or otherwise doesn't complete a round will be given the highest (worst) score of that day.
  • Performance is tracked for each tournament individually, but also in aggregate for all the tournaments.

Additional Rules (These are custom rules added by your pool commissioner that are above and beyond the website rules.)

  • Ignore the tiebreak number. We use PGA tie rules and divide the winnings up accordingly