Here's what we all do:

Sign up for the tournamant. Mail in the 5 or 10 dollar initiation fee with your handicap and course slope and rating and a self addressed stamped envelope for your winnings should you get any. Play your round at your course with an observer. Post your score on the website and we see the results.

If you are without a USGA/Equiv. HDCP, then you elect to play at 80% of your last 5 scores.

Yes, there are advantages to playing later, so don't post until after the playing deadline and before the posting deadline.

Yes, there are problems of different courses having different difficultys, so pick your favorite course and play well.

Yes, there is the possibility of posting a false score. But this is a gentlepersons game and we all know how to play like one.

We pay out the top 30% in a graduated scale. Ties for first could simply split 1st and 2nd place, or they could go to a playoff for another 18 holes...up to the commitee.

Oh, ya. Elect a commitee of 5.

Then, have the dates set and let the games begin!
I love the idea. Good call Stan!

Hey Greg,

Great Idea - but if money is invloved it would have to be in qualifying club competitions, with a confirmation form the golf club.

If each paticipant was to get the handicap committee of their golf club to confirm the score then that would be o.k. as it would then be legitimate. However this does cut out those gto members who are not members of a golf club...

We could have 4 Majors through the year with cards to be submitted by certain dates.

I need a lot more interest to try and set this one up, so if you read this and like the idea then make a post here stating so.



Thanks

Greg Hutton
golftuitiononline.com