Squatch031:
Good on you for at least proposing something but not sure that is the answer. I think entry should be based on Tier and level. I play a lot of coin games as well as a lot of "free" bracket tournaments. My argument is against Tour Pros/Masters that are at levels in the 100s and have all the best equipment. In addition to hitting from shorter tees, they also have the experience. Not sure what the answer is to a viable handicap system is but it does need improvement. My suggestion is to come up with a handicap system similar to real golf but every round you play is automatically scored against handicap as opposed to you entering it. Problem with this is some people will play ranked rounds and tank their score in an effort to push handicap up. No good answer on this one.
If shorter tees for lower tiers are bothering anyone, stop playing in the rookie division and play the veteran one. Everyone tees off from the same box there...
P. S. : I often find it funny, when reading ideas for a handicap system in WGT comps. Imagine PGA tour having that... If anyone wants to win something despite not being good enough to do it without a head start, they should do it within the confines of their CC. As for credit tourneys, if one is good enough to win, they'll win....eventually. If not, they can either participate to the best of their abilities and place wherever their skill allows them... or stay out of the comp. But expecting WGT would bend over backwards to give average players a chance to win is laughable. They already invented the clash for them...