well strokes are kind of tough…he gives you 11 strokes, on the 11 hardest holes and play match play. it becomes massively unfair on par 3’s and on the 1 and 2 handicap holes. ive yet to see a better solution, but (as a 2 handicap), giving strokes is harder than playing a better golfer straight up.

Example: One golfer has a 10 handicap and one has a 3

For match play the 10 gets 7 strokes on each of the holes handicapped 1 to 7.

For stoke play the 10 gets 10 strokes and the 3 gets 3 strokes. The 10 gets one stroke on each of the holes handicapped 1 to 10 and the 3 gets one stroke each on the 3 hardest handicapped holes.

Let’s say the handicaps are now 24 and 2.
For match play the 24 gets 22 strokes. One stroke each on the holes handicapped 1 to 18 and one additional stroke on the holes handicapped 1 to 4.

For stroke play the 24 gets one stroke on handicapped holes 1 to 18 and one additional stroke on holes 1 to 6. In essence the 24 gets 2 strokes on holes handicapped 1 to 6 and one stroke on the rest.