Terms of use.

Using the site

Most of OTIS Golf is free to read with no account. Some features — larger CSV exports, watchlists, saved searches, and certain tools built on top of the data — require a free account, and we may add to that list. We may also introduce paid plans for the more involved tools, and gate features behind them. Where a feature is restricted, the page says so plainly rather than pretending the content is not there.

No charge applies to any part of this site unless you have knowingly subscribed to a paid plan. If paid plans launch, their price, billing period and cancellation terms will be stated before you are asked to pay, and existing accounts will be told what is changing before it changes for them.

The site is provided as it is, without warranty of any kind: the data is published in good faith and checked against its source, but no guarantee is made that every figure is accurate, complete or available at any given moment. Do not rely on it for anything where being wrong would matter.

Where the data comes from, and how to credit it

The underlying figures are published statistics that OTIS restates. OTIS claims no ownership of them and asserts no rights over them; what it provides is the collection, the arrangement and the export. If you republish anything taken from here, credit the original publisher of the statistics. OTIS Golf is an independent project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the PGA Tour.

Models are models

Almost everything on this site is a restatement of a published number. The exceptions — the course-fit model and the tournament probabilities — are computed by OTIS and are labelled as models wherever they appear, with their method set out in the methodology. They are descriptive tools, not predictions, advice, or tips. They are explicitly not betting advice, and nothing on this site should be treated as a recommendation to wager money.

Accounts and exports

Accounts exist to hold watchlists, saved searches and larger CSV exports. Please do not use them to hammer the site with automated requests — bulk scraping degrades the service for everyone reading it, and the whole export builder exists precisely so you do not have to. Accounts that are used abusively may be removed. What you do with data you have exported is your business, subject to the attribution note above.