
October 8th, 2012, 05:25 PM
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Join Date: August 27th, 2008
Location: Portland
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OK slow down folks, and do some math: There is an easy way to do this with groups no larger than four: The answer is ghost groups.
18 holes x 4 players = 72 players.
Max # of players if EVERYONE shows up AND plays = 80 players.
Solution: No groups larger than a foursome = use up to two ghost groups if need be.
While ghost groups will inevitably slow the play some, the slowdowns are distributed across the course, so that no wait is ever very long, and no huge gaps of open holes develop. I think ghost groups will produce a smoother flow of play than will groups larger than four players.
If you start your ghost groups on short easy holes that follow long difficult holes, then the slowdown is minimal. Also, start the ghost groups well apart from each other.
How will I help as opposed to just taking pot shots? I will be more than happy to assist in filling out score cards, designating starting hole assignments, etc. See you at the next CSL!
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