The Grass League is the world’s first High Stakes Par 3 Golf league, uniquely blending both professional and amateur events in team-based formats. Grass League events are set on lighted par 3 courses with the flagship host site located in Tempe, AZ. The League welcomes qualifiers, encouraging broad participation and the discovery of emerging talents.

With teams divided by regional markets, the League drives a sense of rivalry and community involvement. This innovative approach to team ownership and competitive play marks an exhilarating new chapter in the world of golf.

Amateurs are not permitted to directly earn money from their performance in golf tournaments. Ownership of all teams lies with third parties, distinct from the golfers listed on each team’s roster. Prize money from events is awarded to the team’s owners, not the golfers themselves. However, amateurs may generate income through Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, securing partnerships and sponsorships related to their golfing career.

Professional players differ from amateurs in that they are eligible to receive direct financial benefits based on their performance in Grass League events. Team owners and professional golfers may negotiate compensation terms and conditions independently.

Yes, the Grass League offers a variety of events catering to both amateur and professional players.

To participate in events, golfers must be rostered by a Franchise. Franchise owners construct rosters and choose which pairs to field for each event.

The Grass League features market-based, Franchise teams. These teams are permanent, geolocated entities akin to traditional sports franchises. Teams participate in League-wide revenue sharing and are eligible to participate in all Grass League events. League expansion to add additional Franchise seats will occur in limited amounts throughout the leagues initial seasons. Parties interested in purchasing a Franchise are subjected to a thorough vetting process by the league’s front office.