There have been several posts about tiering up during a tournament and personally don't have a problem for one level. However WGT need to look at the extremes; this month one player has joined and progressed to Master in 15 days. Although there maybe natural talent, I am suspicious given the changes in tees and green speeds to overcome (accuracy over 93%).
My concern is that this player has concentrated on a few tournaments with over 40 games each on GolfN and Olympic B9 (over 20 of the latter in two days) and is high on the Hack leaderboard. This is simply not fair and demoralising to the lower levels. Weekly tournaments aren't really a problem it's the longer ones. Maybe for the longer "Unlimited Tournaments" then one should appear on the board of your correct level forfeiting earlier levels if you have changed more than one level.
Indeed Is there a need for "unlimited tournaments"? should they become "limited" i.e. 3-4 attempts max. If an individual is that keen there are always practise or even ranked games still using up WGT balls before a real tournament. After all in real life how many goes do you get?
As for these "specialists" should WGT consider adding another criteria before a tier change, especially in the middle ranks. Before earning the right to be called Master should you have earned gold on at least 12 of the(14) courses (8 for Tour Pro and 8 Silver for Pro)?
I appreciate WGT are working hard to produce a great site but in the interest of continual improvement, please iron out some of these anomalies or it will become yet another gamers site.