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Does anyone know of a FREE program that can set up pairings for a golf trip that will pair everyone with everyone else at least once in 5 rounds. Looking at 10-12 golfers. I've seen a few programs but they all seem a little high in price for something I'd use once a year for our annual golf trip. Thanks in advance for any answers.

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It shouldn't be too hard to find Microsoft Excel.  You could assign numbers to people and use the randomize function and it'll spit out pairings...

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I have made parings for groups of 8, 12, and 16 over 6 rounds. I have also used the the golf trip genius perfect paring software when it was offered for a free trial a couple of years ago.  Originally I agreed, that the cost was a bit steep for me to upgrade to the full version-but now they offer a basic version that includes basically just the parings creator for $50-might be worth it.

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Thanks for your input. I will most likely give this a try. Just hate to spend the money for something you use once a year.

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