Let's talk PGA one and done strategy for 2026, because every single year, I do the exact same thing. I say I have a plan. I write down said plan. I create benchmarks to help follow the plan. Then, I'll follow the plan. But I am getting better, though. No longer do I convince myself I'm out of contention three weeks into the season. Then I start tilting in Phoenix and go, you know what? Harry Higgs feels like a good pick this week. Shockingly, that never works. No matter

how much I was feeling it, although maybe Harry Higgs is a good idea for this year in Phoenix. No,

no, stop. Fight the temptations. That's what you need to do when you're making your picks.

Today, I'm laying this out properly.

What you need to do, where to play, how to win.

Well, at least how to give yourself a chance to win,

or just maybe how not to immediately lose.

Let's go with that.

There's a lot of money on the line in the 2026 fantasy golf one and done contest

at FantasyGolf Championships.com. So pay attention. You pick one golfer per event. You use

that golfer once and then you can't use them again. You earn whatever prize money they make

that week. That's it. One and done may actually be the most simple contest in any sport.

It's even simpler than NFL Survivor.

And spots are running out in the race for the Mayo Cup.

So go to FantasyGolf Championships.com or use the fan ball app now to grab an entry.

Or 10!

It starts Thursday, January 15th and runs through August.

But it always fills before January 15th, so don't wait, go do that now.

And if you already have an entry, I'm giving away some free bonus entry.

So you smash the like and check out the description to find out how to get into that draw.

Because the world's best one and done

contest is the race for the Mayo Cup. Anything else is a terrible payout structure existing

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