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Hello fellow golfers, I am organising a Match play competition soon and would like to know the criteria for drawing matches. Should you 1) Draw highest vs lowers handicaps 2) Draw ( near ) equal handicaps i.e. Player #1 26 Player #2 20 Player #3 17 Player #4 14 1) Player #1 Vs. Player #4 & Player #2 Vs. Player #3 2) Player #1 Vs. Player #2 & Player #3 Vs. Player #4 Anyone out there who has done this before or has a suggestion ? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Simon
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| 731.1 | ........ | SUBURB::BOYDA | Wed Aug 23 1989 06:17 | 9 | |
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    Any match plays I have ever played that involved handicaps played
    the best player first (i.e lowest handicap) and the worst last.
    In doing so I guess it's closest to the 'near equal handicap' type
    draw you mentioned.
    
    Regards, 
    		Al.
    
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| 731.2 | the ONLY secret is sound fundamentals... | MAMIE::GORDON | Wed Aug 23 1989 09:23 | 3 | |
|     the usga rule book has a section on parings for match play. As I
    recall it also list parings for 8/16/32/64 players. Esentially it
    is 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, etc....check it out for ideas...
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