LIV League
Cragun's Legacy fairway at dusk
50+ Players · One Course · Every Thursday

LIV
League

Thursday nights at Cragun's Legacy.

Season
2026
Rounds
20
Members
36
H1O Pot
$3,521.00
The League

LIV League runs rotating formats week to week — individual stroke, scrambles, team games — all on the same home tees at Cragun's Legacy. Season points and a hole-in-one pot that rolls over until someone finally drains one.

Recent members
Aaron JenkinsBarney MillerBen Von BankCharlie GeraetsConrad EngstromDave ThomesDustin MoserEric DavidgeJack FreemanJared HoppeJason JackovichJayme SteeleJeff HilbornJerad Clough
LIV League members on the course
Cragun's Legacy — Bobby's 3
Hole in One Pot
$3,521.00

$5 per opt-in member, every Thursday. Any par 3. Witnessed by your pairing. Rolls over across seasons until someone aces one.

Season Finale: Whiskey DT Sweeps Team Points and Net, Heitkamp Owns Gross, and $3,521 Rolls to 2027

That's the season. Round 18 was the final Thursday of 2026 — 12 players, three teams, smallest field of the year, on the Lehman — and by the time the last card was corrected, every trophy had an owner. Jared Hoppe played the round of the night (74 gross, 71 net, the only deuce) and his team won it by three. That win put Dave Thomes, tied with Ryan Neitzke going in, on top of the Team Points board. Thomes also takes Net (68.88), Justin Heitkamp takes Gross (73.00), and — with no ace all year — the pot closes at its biggest ever and rolls into 2027.

Round 17: Whiskey DT Sinks 200 Feet of Putts, and the Season Race Is Officially Tied

Back after a three-week layoff — Round 16 rained out, then a scheduled bye. 1 Net 1 Gross on the Dutch Red/White, 19 players, five teams — and Dave Thomes putted like a man who had somewhere to be. Over 200 feet of putts holed, a net 68 out of an 83, and the season's two biggest prizes both moved. Ryan Neitzke's 72 was low gross, six deuces hit the card, nobody found the ace, and the pot swells to $3,481. Tate led going in and got passed by two men.

Round 15: Safe and Sound — 11 Deuces, No Ace, and a Cart That Needed a Tow

Team Stableford on the Dutch Red/White (par 71), 24 players, six teams — and the par 3s got absolutely carpet-bombed. Eleven deuces on the night, four of them on the 9th alone, and not a single one fell for the ace, so the pot rolls to $3,386. Aaron Jenkins (74, four birdies, two deuces) anchored the winning 143. Dave Thomes posted his SECOND straight net 67 and vaulted to second in the season. Tate survived an 86 to keep the lead. And your author's cart spent the night in the weeds — thank you, rescue crew.