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Internet Invitational 2026: All 64 Players, Teams, Scores & Episodes

Four captains. Sixty-four creators. Four million dollars. Final results: Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray are the 2026 champions.

Quick Answer

Internet Invitational 2026 quick facts

Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray won the 2026 Internet Invitational on November 12, defeating Big John, Ryan Whitney and Salim in the finale. The 64-player event at Big Cedar Lodge featured a $4 million prize pool.

Players and teams
64 competitors · four 16-player teams
Prize pool
$4 million
Champions
Fat Perez · Riggs · Bobby Ray
Teams and Captains

2026 Internet Invitational teams: Green, White, Blue and Red

After Episode 2 on October 29, Green Team and White Team advanced, while Blue Team and Red Team were eliminated. Select a team below to see its full 16-player roster.

Green Team — Captain Wesley Bryan

Advanced · beat Red 10½–5½

White Team — Captain Ryan Ruffels

Advanced · won playoff after 8–8 tie

Blue Team — Captain Peter Finch

Eliminated · lost playoff after 8–8 tie

Red Team — Captain Brad Dalke

Eliminated · lost to Green 5½–10½

2026 Internet Invitational final results — November 12

Champions: Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray. The trio defeated Big John, Ryan Whitney and Salim in the final match, 5&3. The $4 million prize pool was shared by the three winners (approximately $1.33 million each).

Team-color clarification: The finale labeled the winners Blue and runners-up Red. These final-trio colors are not the same as the original 16-player draft teams: all six finalists came from Ryan Ruffels’ original White Team.

Episode 5 — November 9: final teams set

Spoilers: After the four-player elimination, the final 12 played nine holes of alternate-shot stroke play at Payne’s Valley. Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray finished at +2; Big John, Ryan Whitney and Salim finished at +4. Both trios advanced to the November 12 finale. Micah Morris, Bubbie Broders and Justin Gaethje finished at +5, while Ryan Ruffels, Marissa Wenzler and The Duke finished at +7 and were eliminated. Grant Horvat, Jake Adams, Paige Spiranac and Jon Gruden were eliminated in the preceding playoff.

Episode 5 standings — Day 3 alternate shot
TeamPlayersScoreStatus
Fat PerezFat Perez, Riggs, Bobby Ray+2Finalist
Big JohnBig John, Ryan Whitney, Salim+4Finalist
Micah MorrisMicah Morris, Bubbie Broders, Justin Gaethje+5Eliminated
Ryan RuffelsRyan Ruffels, Marissa Wenzler, The Duke+7Eliminated

Episode 4 — November 5 singles matches

Episode 4 is available now. The remaining White and Green players compete in 16 head-to-head singles matches, with half the field facing elimination. Individual match results are being verified against the full official episode before a results table is published; no unverified winner or final score is claimed here.

Episode 1 — October 26 opening scramble results

Team Blue led White 4½–3½, while Green led Red 6–2 after the opening scramble session. These are episode-specific scores, not the final elimination standings.

Episode 1 leaderboard
TeamCaptainPoints
BluePeter Finch4½
WhiteRyan Ruffels3½
GreenWesley Bryan6
RedBrad Dalke2

Internet Invitational 2026 leaderboard — Episode 2 final team results (October 29)

Who won the Internet Invitational 2026? Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray won the November 12 finale. In the opening team phase, White and Green advanced.

Team standings after Episode 2 — qualification status, not stroke-play scores
TeamCaptainStatus
WhiteRyan RuffelsAdvanced via playoff
GreenWesley BryanAdvanced
BluePeter FinchEliminated in playoff
RedBrad DalkeEliminated

Final Day 1 points: Green Team 10½, Red Team 5½; White Team 8, Blue Team 8, with White winning the sudden-death playoff.

Ryan Ruffels’ White team and Wesley Bryan’s Green team advanced. Peter Finch’s Blue team and Brad Dalke’s Red team were eliminated when the opening team phase concluded.

White and Blue finished level after regulation. Ruffels’ team won the second sudden-death alternate-shot playoff hole to take the final advancing place.

Episode 3 — November 2 Day 2 morning scramble leaderboard

Day 2 began at Buffalo Ridge with eight nine-hole, two-player scramble matches. Team Ruffels won five matches, tied two and lost one, taking a 6–2 lead over Team Bryan. The teams play eight singles matches worth two points apiece in Episode 4.

Episode 3 leaderboard — morning scramble
Team Ruffels pairingResultTeam Bryan pairing
Bobby Ray & The DukeRuffels won 3&2Cheddy & Kyle Forgeard
Salim & Jon GrudenRuffels won 3&1PFT Commenter & Callux
Ryan Whitney & Micah MorrisTiedClaire Hogle & Sam Heung Min
Grant Horvat & Justin GaethjeTiedSeb Carmichael-Brown & Cole Lantz
Paige Spiranac & Jake AdamsRuffels won 1 upSabrina Andolpho & Mac Boucher
Bubbie & Marissa WenzlerRuffels won 2 upTisha Alyn & Evan Thompson
Big John & Fat PerezRuffels won 2&1George Bryan & Chaz
Ryan Ruffels & RiggsBryan won 1 upBobby Fairways & Wesley Bryan

Day 2 points after Episode 3: White Team (Ryan Ruffels) 6, Green Team (Wesley Bryan) 2. Ruffels needs 6½ of the 16 singles points in Episode 4 to win Day 2; Bryan needs 10½.

Watch Every Episode

Internet Invitational 2026 — Episodes 1–6

All six episodes are embedded below. Episode 6, the November 12 finale, crowned Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray champions.

Episode 1 — October 26

Draft and opening scramble

Watch on YouTube

Episode 2 — October 29

Alternate shot and first elimination

Watch on YouTube

Episode 3 — November 2

Day 2 morning scramble

Watch on YouTube

Episode 4 — November 5

The Twist Of The Century — singles decide the final 16

Watch on YouTube

Episode 5 — November 9

It All Comes Down To This — the final 16 are reduced to the two teams competing in the finale.

Watch Episode 5 on YouTube

Episode 6 — November 12: Finale

The $4 million final — Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray defeated Big John, Ryan Whitney and Salim, 5&3.

Watch Episode 6 on YouTube

How the 2026 format works

Four elected captains drafted 16-player squads. Opening-day play pairs Blue against White and Green against Red at Ozarks National, beginning with nine-hole two-person scramble matches followed by alternate shot. The two leading teams advance after the first day’s combined points. The field is ultimately reduced to a winning trio. This is a different opening structure from the 2025 inaugural tournament.

2025: how the Internet Invitational began

The inaugural 2025 Internet Invitational brought 48 players to Big Cedar Lodge and offered a $1 million prize. Brad Dalke, Francis Ellis and the late Cody “Beef” Franke won the inaugural event. The tournament also generated debate around a rangefinder controversy, covered in our Internet Invitational SlopeGate explainer. The 2026 trophy honors Franke; the organizers have also supported a scholarship in his memory.

For host and cast background, visit Fore Play Golf and Bob Does Sports.

Frequently asked questions

When is the next Internet Invitational episode?

All six episodes have been released; the finale premiered Thursday, November 12, 2026.

Who are the four 2026 team captains?

Peter Finch, Ryan Ruffels, Brad Dalke and Wesley Bryan.

Who won the 2026 Internet Invitational?

Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray won the November 12 finale over Big John, Ryan Whitney and Salim.

Who won the first Internet Invitational?

Brad Dalke, Francis Ellis and Cody “Beef” Franke won the inaugural 2025 event.

Where can I watch the series?

On the official Internet Invitational, Fore Play and Bob Does Sports YouTube channels.

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