Find your name, check your Skill Index against the other players each week, and see what division you're tracking toward.
What's a Skill Index? It's just how you did compared to everyone else who played the same course, same night as you. Beat the average for that night and you're positive (green) — fall short and you're negative (red). Since everyone in a given week plays the same course, this makes a great round on a brutal night worth exactly as much as it should be, without needing to compare across different courses. Your overall Skill Index is just the average of your weekly numbers — do it consistently and you'll climb toward Master.
| Rank | Player | Wk 1 | Wk 2 | Wk 3 | Wk 4 | Wk 5 | Wk 6 | Wk 7 | Wk 8 | Wk 9 | Wk 10 | Wk 11 | Wk 12 | Skill Index | Played | Division |
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Every week, all players play the same course, so that week's raw scores are directly comparable. Each score is converted into a Skill Index — how many standard deviations better or worse than that week's field a player performed — so a great score on a brutal course counts for more than the same score on an easy one. That's the number shown in each week's column above.
Your overall Skill Index is the average of your weekly numbers across every week you've played. You need at least 6 weeks played before you're placed into a real division — until then you'll show as TBD.
Divisions are re-ranked from scratch each week: top 20% of gated-in players = Master, next 20% = Elite, next 20% = Pro, next 20% = Semi-Pro, bottom 20% = Amateur.
Final Shootout qualification still requires playing at least 6 of the season's 12 weeks — this tracker is a season-long preview of where things stand.