Founding Colorado season
Play like a pro.Earn like one.
EveryPro is a tour for everyday golfers of every handicap who want more from the game: real competition, cash purses, rankings, media, community, and a season where every round matters.
Founding format
Colorado · Founding season
- Who can play
- Every handicap
- Divisions
- Men’s · Women’s
- Earnings
- Real cash purses
- Regular play
- Morning & afternoon nines
- Season
- June–September · Colorado finale
The EveryPro idea
Every(one can be a)Pro.
Finally, everyday golfers can feel what tour golf feels like: a public player identity, real stakes, rankings that move, familiar rivals, and a championship path—without needing to be scratch.
- 01Every handicap
- 02Real cash—not shop credit
- 03A season worth following
Bring your handicap. Bring your ambition. EveryPro brings the stage.
Join the founding fieldBeyond the round
A player identity that keeps building.
A real tour remembers what you did. EveryPro profiles are designed to connect performance, cash earnings, progression, and the social story of a player’s season.
- 01
Results and ranking
Your finishes, points, division standing, and next target in one place.
- 02
Cash earnings
A season-long record of what your game has earned.
- 03
Performance story
Milestones, streaks, invitations, and the moments that shaped your season.
- 04
A profile worth sharing
A public tour identity built to travel beyond one scorecard or foursome.
EveryPro player
Illustrative profile
Founding season
Marcus Reed
Denver, Colorado · Professional player
- Division
- Men’s
- Home circuit
- Denver Metro
- Handicap index
- 14.2
- Events played
- 8
- Season points
- 1,240
- Division rank
- 04
Season cash earnings
$1,850
Best finish
Runner-up
Rank movement
↑ 3 this month
Recent finishes
T7 · 4 · 2
Marcus Reed and every value shown are illustrative—not an actual member, result, ranking, or purse.
What earning could look like
Not credit. Not merchandise. Cash.
A championship-winning season can become real money—not shop credit. This full-field model uses the current membership reserves, player purse contributions, payout method, skins, and rollovers.
One modeled outcome, not a guaranteed purse.
01
Circuit season
Four wins plus two 2nds, two 3rds, and two 4ths in full fields
$2,180
02
Two invitationals
One title plus a 3rd-place finish in 60-player fields
$2,739
03
Circuit points title
120 paid members in the player’s circuit and division
$600
04
Nine-hole skins
Six skin wins across full 40-player circuit fields
$900
05
Championship payday
Main purse win plus the modeled championship skins outcome
$6,915
Modeled championship-winning season
Six circuit paid finishes beyond the wins + two invitational paydays + ordinary nine-hole skins + circuit points title + Colorado Championship main prize and skins.
$13,334
See what this model assumes
- 720 paid members statewide, evenly split between the men’s and women’s divisions
- 60 prize-eligible championship finishers in the player’s division
- $10,800 division championship reserve plus $6,000 in championship main-purse contributions
- One $1,000 no-finisher main purse from each circuit rolls into that division’s championship
- One $400 no-winning-skin pool from each circuit rolls into championship skins
- No championship skins are won; the champion has the lowest combined net and receives the 50% fallback share
- Across circuit play, the champion adds two 2nds, two 3rds, and two 4ths to four wins
- The champion wins one invitational, places 3rd in the other, and earns the $600 circuit points title
- The player wins six ordinary nine-hole skins: three worth $200 and three worth $100 from full $400 pools
Separate statewide jackpot
What could the HIO pot reach?
Every tournament start adds $1 to one shared Colorado hole-in-one pool. With 720 members, the pot grows quickly when nobody aces—and any prior-season balance carries forward.
Formula: 720 members × average tournament starts + prior rollover
8 starts per member
$5,760
12 starts per member
$8,640
16 starts per member
$11,520
The HIO pool is not included in the $13,334 season total. A qualifying ace wins the frozen available balance; qualifying aces in the same award window split it. The pool then resets, while an unclaimed balance carries into the next season.
How the season works
Every round moves you somewhere.
The founding format is designed as a ladder: circuit events feed statewide invitationals, and the season ends at one Colorado Championship. Each division climbs its own.
Step 01
Join a division and a Colorado circuit.
Compete in the men’s or women’s division, with Denver Metro, Northern Colorado, or Southern Colorado as your home circuit. Eligible players may also compete outside it.
Step 02
Play rotating morning or afternoon nine-hole events.
The recurring backbone of the season. In a typical week, each division is planned to have a morning and an afternoon opportunity at regulation-length courses, subject to course agreements.
Step 03
Build points and earn invitations.
Results build your standing in your division. Standing is designed to open the door to statewide 18-hole invitationals with larger fields and purses.
Step 04 · Finale
Qualify for the Colorado Championship.
The season builds to a two-day, 36-hole Colorado Championship for the players who earn their place in it.
Beyond Colorado · Long-term vision
Local circuits in more markets, state and regional competition, interstate majors, and eventually a national tour. Colorado comes first.
Three Colorado circuits
Next · Regional course reveals
- 01
Denver Metro
- Divisions
- Men’s · Women’s
- Venues
- Course reveal next
- Schedule
- Schedule drop next
- 02
Northern Colorado
- Divisions
- Men’s · Women’s
- Venues
- Course reveal next
- Schedule
- Schedule drop next
- 03
Southern Colorado
- Divisions
- Men’s · Women’s
- Venues
- Course reveal next
- Schedule
- Schedule drop next
Schedule and community
Compete hard. Stay awhile.
Morning and afternoon windows make room for serious players with real lives. Shared course days then bring the tour together without turning normal competition coed.
The round is only part of the experience. Recurring fields, post-round clubhouse time, player stories, and social events are designed to make the people around the game matter too.
Men’s division
Women’s division
Morning and afternoon
Each division is planned to have both in a typical week, giving serious players two clear ways into the schedule.
Rotating regulation-length courses
Venues are planned to rotate across Denver Metro, Northern Colorado, and Southern Colorado.
Shared course days
When a course can support it, men and women are planned to play at the same time on different nines.
The clubhouse is part of it
Players from both divisions can gather after their rounds, compare the day, and get to know the field.
A season with familiar faces
Recurring circuits turn one-off pairings into rivalries, friendships, and a community that builds all summer.
About EveryPro
A new Colorado tour for everyday golfers.
EveryPro is creating a professional competitive category for everyday golfers whose lives do not fit the traditional tour path. The founding season starts in Colorado; the larger tour grows from there.
The first field will compete for real cash, build public player profiles, climb rankings, earn invitations, and finish the season on a Colorado championship stage.
Founding season
- Founding field
- Three Colorado circuits with separate men’s and women’s competition
- Next release
- Regional course lineups, dates, and player pricing
- First access
- Player interest opens with the first regional schedule drop
Founding roster
Be part of the first field.
Every handicap is welcome in the founding Colorado roster. Tell us about your game, your schedule, and what would make you feel like a tour player.
Launch updates
Want the first course drop?
Regional course reveals, schedule releases, and founding-field access roll out here.