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**yqpY4iw6** · 06-21-2012, 05:42 PM

Not sure if it's already been mentioned... but could we do some sort of fantasy golf for the Morgan Cup as a way for the non-participants to take part and have a stake in the event? I know it's team based match play, but maybe for the sake of this we could pick any player from any team?

Not as complex as Yahoo where you have four starters and four subs, but maybe just pick four golfers and the person who's team has the best finishing record wins? Maybe put a salary cap on it and give players points based on handicaps? For example, if JB and TC are worth 5 points each and the salary cap is 10, that's it, you pick those two and you only have two players. Or you pick 5 guys who's point value is 2.

Someone might be able to pick a better way to do it, but I thought it would be an interesting way to get the THPers who aren't participating to pay close attention and have something riding on the performance of their fellow THP members.

06-21-2012, 05:42 PM	#1
yqpY4iw6 Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 360 Senior Member	Morgan Cup Fantasy Golf - Could We? Not sure if it's already been mentioned... but could we do some sort of fantasy golf for the Morgan Cup as a way for the non-participants to take part and have a stake in the event? I know it's team based match play, but maybe for the sake of this we could pick any player from any team? Not as complex as Yahoo where you have four starters and four subs, but maybe just pick four golfers and the person who's team has the best finishing record wins? Maybe put a salary cap on it and give players points based on handicaps? For example, if JB and TC are worth 5 points each and the salary cap is 10, that's it, you pick those two and you only have two players. Or you pick 5 guys who's point value is 2. Someone might be able to pick a better way to do it, but I thought it would be an interesting way to get the THPers who aren't participating to pay close attention and have something riding on the performance of their fellow THP members.
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