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Country Club Tournaments

• DennisDel 6 Posts

  Fri, Jun 24 2011 8:17 AM

  In the Ready-Go tournaments you allow for Tour-pro only contests.

  Can you make this an option for the Country Clubs when setting up a tournament.

  This would allow for someone other then just the Masters and Ledgens a chance to win.

  I don't even bother with the open Tournaments any more if there's no chance to place in the money

• piztaker 5,743 Posts

  Fri, Jun 24 2011 10:07 AM

  It would be nice. Can't see it happening though. 

• Johniedino 786 Posts

  Fri, Jun 24 2011 11:22 AM

  DennisDel:

  In the Ready-Go tournaments you allow for Tour-pro only contests.

  Can you make this an option for the Country Clubs when setting up a tournament.

  This would allow for someone other then just the Masters and Ledgens a chance to win.

  I don't even bother with the open Tournaments any more if there's no chance to place in the money

  Dennis we have done it in our cc tourneys. When you make a tournament just specify what tiers are eligible to play in it. Just make sure all players are aware who can and cannot in your club forum.

  J

• JimmyS3 42 Posts

  Sun, Jun 26 2011 3:55 PM

  Johniedino:

  DennisDel:

  In the Ready-Go tournaments you allow for Tour-pro only contests.

  Can you make this an option for the Country Clubs when setting up a tournament.

  This would allow for someone other then just the Masters and Ledgens a chance to win.

  I don't even bother with the open Tournaments any more if there's no chance to place in the money

  Dennis we have done it in our cc tourneys. When you make a tournament just specify what tiers are eligible to play in it. Just make sure all players are aware who can and cannot in your club forum.

  J

  Hopefully that would work just fine if the CC policed the policy. Unfortunately there are those whom are always looking to take advantage of another. The owner of the CC i belong to warned me that If I run a premium game there are those in the CC with multiple avatars waiting for that to happen. If the owner of the CC cannot control this who can?