Rules and standards

You select 6 players and identify  which of those six will be Masters Champion. You must pick 2 from each  group (A, B, or C) based on the current world rankings. The winner you  select must be one of your 6. 

Your selections will be made on the official MTP Entry Form. The Form will go live on or about Monday, April 8, 2024. The Entry Form will close around tee time on Thursday.

The field is broken up into 3 groups.

-- Group A - 1-15 in the World Rankings

-- Group B - 16-30 in the World Rankings

-- Group C - The rest of the Masters field (31+ in the World Rankings)

Current world rankings can be found here.

Note: The LIV tour has not formally been recognized by the Official World Golf Ranking body. As a result, many established, major-winning players have fallen very low in the world rankings -- calling the accuracy of the OWGR into question. The MTP Board of Governors may determine that certain lower-ranked, recent major-winning players be moved (e.g. from Group C to Group A) on account of current circumstances. Any and all changes will be reflected in the Entry Form and will apply to all patrons.

A Current list of the 2024 Masters Invitees can be found here. Please know that list is subject to change prior to the tournament.

The winner will be determined by the lowest total combined strokes for their 6 players.
Players who miss the cut will be assigned the highest score  recorded by the field on Saturday & Sunday respectively.

20 bonus strokes will be subtracted from your  total if you correctly pick this year's Masters Champion. Your pick to win must be one of your 6  selections. If one of your players is the winner but you did not identify them as such, you will get 10 bonus strokes.

Bonus strokes will be subtracted  (8,6,4,2) for selecting players who finish 2-5.

You  will be required to enter a tiebreaker score. The number represents the  total combined strokes for your 6 players, including max weekend scores  for players who missed the cut but not including bonus strokes. To give  you an idea of the magnitude, 1728 is even par for 6 players. In the  event of a tie for first place, the patron whose tiebreaker number is  closest to their players' actual combined strokes.

You will be asked to identify an  alternate from Group C in case one of your selections doesn't play for  whatever reason.

Entry fees are $35 per entry, one entry per person. Fees are payable via venmo.