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A group of 12 golfers go on holiday to play 5 rounds in 3 groups of 4.
Is it possible for each player to play with every other at least once and no more than 2 or 3 times? The nearest I can get is each player to play with a permanent partner and play each of the other pairs in turn. This means that each player plays with everyone else, but is "stuck" with his partner for all 5 rounds. I wondered if Excel could come up with a better solution.....maybe play with 10 out of 11 others but no more than twice with any one player. I've got no idea how to set this out in excel. |
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