Fantasy Golf 2010

If you are a golf lover, and you love other fantasy sports, you should give fantasy golf leagues a try today. There are three formats that you will be able to join. Some of the leagues will be offered without a charge, or there may be some that will be pay-to-play leagues.

Either way, it’s a new and exciting way to look at the game and make tournaments a bit more fun to watch each weekend. To help you out, here are some great tips for a first-time fantasy golf player to use in order to set up a team that may have you walking away with first place for your league.

Picking the right players is not just about picking the big names. In fact, choosing players will depend on many factors, including how they have done in the past season, their age, and consistency during their career.

Most people suggest that you go with a player who is between the ages of 30 and 35. This will give you the golfers who are at the peak of their career and who may be the hottest on the course. It doesn’t matter if you have heard of them winning a lot, or just a few events in the past.

Using waivers to help build your team is another suggestion that many players may not think about. In the past, there have been huge players in the waivers who may not be a big name, but have won events for owners in the past. Looking at the waiver list each week is something that could help you pick the right person at the right time.

You should look at the past play of players on each course to see who has been hot and who has been cold. In most cases, if a player has always done poorly at a particular venue, they most likely will not win it this time around. It’s a must to check their past play at a venue before you start them or bench them for the week. Trying out the entertainment and skill factors involved with Fantasy golf leagues can be exciting and rewarding.