Comments on: Where to Play Fantasy Golf http://fantasyethos.com/2009/12/where-to-play-fantasy-golf/ Fantasy Sports Culture, News, Jobs, Industry, Business, Humor Tue, 01 Jun 2010 19:54:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Chuck Fridinger http://fantasyethos.com/2009/12/where-to-play-fantasy-golf/#comment-108 Chuck Fridinger Tue, 19 Jan 2010 04:01:17 +0000 http://fantasyethos.com/?p=558#comment-108 I 100% completely agree that smaller sites do a better job with Fantasy Golf than larger ones. I think my website fits the bill. Just wondering how I go about getting listed on your review? Please let me know when you get a chance. Also might like to discuss advertising opportunities with you if you're so inclined. Thanks a lot Chuck Fridinger Founder/Owner www.kerplookee.com I 100% completely agree that smaller sites do a better job with Fantasy Golf than larger ones. I think my website fits the bill. Just wondering how I go about getting listed on your review?

Please let me know when you get a chance.

Also might like to discuss advertising opportunities with you if you’re so inclined.

Thanks a lot

Chuck Fridinger
Founder/Owner http://www.kerplookee.com

]]> By: Jerry Strain http://fantasyethos.com/2009/12/where-to-play-fantasy-golf/#comment-107 Jerry Strain Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:34:01 +0000 http://fantasyethos.com/?p=558#comment-107 I was laid off my job last year and used that time to start a new fantasy golf league. Five years ago I purchased a domain name that sat around for all that time. It was always a question of what was to become of it. Why it took so long to finally settle on fantasy golf is beyond me. I love golf. I play whenever possible, the TV is tuned into a tournament every weekend, I've been twice to the PGA Expo in Florida (We, the wife and I, owned a golf store for a moment in time. Long story with a sad ending due to health circumstances with the bride). I suppose the time had to be right before putting that domain name to good use. As a past small business owner I can relate to taking care of customers. Treat them well and with respect and the same is returned. There is little else more satisfying than an honest thank you. It's too late to get in on this review but if you decide to review fantasy golf leagues again I would welcome any criticism. Feedback, both good and bad, helps the small site owner better understand how they can better serve the customer. Ours is not the traditional season long league but instead a weekly event choosing the top five players. Weekly prizes are awarded based on number of entrants. A very simple approach without restriction on player selections. Ride a hot player for the whole season if you like. I only hope to achieve the status PTFG has earned. They are without question the premier fantasy golf league on the internet. I was laid off my job last year and used that time to start a new fantasy golf league. Five years ago I purchased a domain name that sat around for all that time. It was always a question of what was to become of it. Why it took so long to finally settle on fantasy golf is beyond me. I love golf. I play whenever possible, the TV is tuned into a tournament every weekend, I’ve been twice to the PGA Expo in Florida (We, the wife and I, owned a golf store for a moment in time. Long story with a sad ending due to health circumstances with the bride). I suppose the time had to be right before putting that domain name to good use. As a past small business owner I can relate to taking care of customers. Treat them well and with respect and the same is returned. There is little else more satisfying than an honest thank you. It’s too late to get in on this review but if you decide to review fantasy golf leagues again I would welcome any criticism. Feedback, both good and bad, helps the small site owner better understand how they can better serve the customer. Ours is not the traditional season long league but instead a weekly event choosing the top five players. Weekly prizes are awarded based on number of entrants. A very simple approach without restriction on player selections. Ride a hot player for the whole season if you like. I only hope to achieve the status PTFG has earned. They are without question the premier fantasy golf league on the internet.

]]> By: John Hohlen http://fantasyethos.com/2009/12/where-to-play-fantasy-golf/#comment-106 John Hohlen Sat, 26 Dec 2009 05:11:35 +0000 http://fantasyethos.com/?p=558#comment-106 As the founder of Pro Tour Fantasy Golf, I'm elated to hear that someone has finally noticed that "smaller sites tend to do a better job with fantasy golf". When you're a small independent site with one game, like we are, every customer matters and every suggestion or question deserves a response. I pride myself in responding to every email we get within 24 hours (usually in less time than that). I've played a number of fantasy sports games offered by the big time companies and I'm amazed how many times I've emailed them about various issues and never heard anything back. Not only do many of the smaller sites offer superior customer service, they often lead in innovation too. For example, Yahoo! Fantasy Golf is adding several features this year that PTFG has had since its outset including flexible roster deadlines due to rain and darkness delays, etc. However, the most interesting thing about fantasy golf is that there are almost as many different game formats as there are PGA golfers. There isn't one standard scoring system or format unlike fantasy football and baseball where the scoring systems very similar with a few tweaks here and there. So that's another reason to consider some of the smaller fantasy golf games because there are some really interesting formats out there. We think PTFG is definitely one of them. Thanks to you and Colin for mentioning us in your column. As the founder of Pro Tour Fantasy Golf, I’m elated to hear that someone has finally noticed that “smaller sites tend to do a better job with fantasy golf”. When you’re a small independent site with one game, like we are, every customer matters and every suggestion or question deserves a response. I pride myself in responding to every email we get within 24 hours (usually in less time than that). I’ve played a number of fantasy sports games offered by the big time companies and I’m amazed how many times I’ve emailed them about various issues and never heard anything back. Not only do many of the smaller sites offer superior customer service, they often lead in innovation too. For example, Yahoo! Fantasy Golf is adding several features this year that PTFG has had since its outset including flexible roster deadlines due to rain and darkness delays, etc. However, the most interesting thing about fantasy golf is that there are almost as many different game formats as there are PGA golfers. There isn’t one standard scoring system or format unlike fantasy football and baseball where the scoring systems very similar with a few tweaks here and there. So that’s another reason to consider some of the smaller fantasy golf games because there are some really interesting formats out there. We think PTFG is definitely one of them. Thanks to you and Colin for mentioning us in your column.

]]> By: CBSSports.com Abandons Fantasy Golf and Fantasy NASCAR | Fantasy Ethos | Fantasy Sports Culture, News, Jobs, Industry, Business, Humor http://fantasyethos.com/2009/12/where-to-play-fantasy-golf/#comment-105 CBSSports.com Abandons Fantasy Golf and Fantasy NASCAR | Fantasy Ethos | Fantasy Sports Culture, News, Jobs, Industry, Business, Humor Tue, 22 Dec 2009 05:00:16 +0000 http://fantasyethos.com/?p=558#comment-105 [...] the mean time, you can check out my earlier post about where to play fantasy golf if you now find yourself in need of a new fantasy golf [...] [...] the mean time, you can check out my earlier post about where to play fantasy golf if you now find yourself in need of a new fantasy golf [...]

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