Shiner,
This is SO exciting! This is going to be such a great tourney, and I too am seriously impressed by your generosity with the prizes! You have clearly put a lot of thought into how to make this tricky concept work: I can't wait for it to begin!
Might I ask a couple of small questions:
mnshiner: Each Team must post a screenshot of the fairway & green showing Uneven Lies & the Green Speed.
Does it matter where in the round the screenshots are taken, e.g. any of the last 5 holes? (I love that the screenshots will only 'tell' so much to the other team: even if a screenshot shows both players in a team well under par, you'll have no idea if they birdied the same holes.)
mnshiner: Team x posts their screenshots before team y and talks about how their round went without devulging their score. This tells team y that they have played their round but doesn't know what their score is.
I love this idea! It'll be fun to have some 'gamesmanship' going on, with 'suggestive' descriptions of how a pairing got on.
mnshiner: After all scorecards Front & Back 9 are sent to me I will post them Team vs. Team all in one reply so there is no searching from page to page to find them.
Will we get to see everyone's cards at the end of each Match? It would be very interesting if we did, to give us a sense of how each team's score was achieved (and I'm sure it will be fun to look back on what they said about their round with the card to look at).
One option might be for teams to send you a url for their already uploaded scorecard, rather than just a pic attachment. That way, you can just insert the image in the result post without any extra work.
mnshiner: In case of a tie it will be judged by a hole to hole comparison.
Lastly, you might want to clarify this, and please forgive me if I'm being stupid. But do you mean it will be decided by looking at the 2 cards of the 4 players, and seeing if the result comes out clearly in favor of 1 team if assessed as MatchPlay hole-by-hole?
Or, do you mean the WGT tie-breaker method of best score for last 9, then last 6 etc...
I'd vote for the former, the MatchPlay approach.
Cheers, Corwyn