WGTadmin2:We will look into these, but the second case is not really consistent with the first.
I thought of that. If a player is left alone on the course by everyone else, he/she would need to wait 60 seconds before disconnecting. The 60-second wait would confirm that the players who had left before did quit their rounds prematurely. (The same would of course also be confirmed by the other players finishing the round.) It's very simple, and waiting for 61 seconds will not put a strain on anyone. A timer counting down the seconds might pop up on the screen for the remaining player left alone on the course. It might say, "Please wait for 60 (59, 58, 57...) seconds to confirm you were left alone on the course in a multi-player game, or continue your round immediately." After the 60 seconds are over, another message might pop up, saying, "You are now free to quit this round without any penalty. You can also continue your round."
WGTadmin2: Also please clarify for us what a sudden death shoot out is
There are certain community-organized tournaments that are played in stroke-play mode, but each match needs to have a winner. So if both players, for example, score rounds of 34, they may launch another set of 9 holes to serve as sudden death. Player A may defeat player B on the second hole, and both players would need to disconnect. Please give them that window of 60 seconds, so that if both players disconnect within that time-frame, no one is penalized.