Tim is right. It is one of the strangest qualities I've ever seen in a person and completely unique. 
He created a number of interesting matches on my trip there.
Tim - perhaps you should have been some sort of odds maker/golf fixer living in Vegas.
In all fairness, I couldn't have quite handicapped an equitable tee-only adjusted match for you and me but that was a pretty sizable handicap gap I had to work with. As we experienced, all it takes is one more bad golfer to throw in the mix and play two on one and then the tee adjustments work just fine without strokes.
For the casual observer, a friend and I lost a match to Steve 3&2 where Steve played the very back tip of every back tee box against the two of us playing our better score from the front of every front tee box. Just one of many down-to-the-wire, custom Kingsley matches.
I'd have had more respect for Steve if he had waited a hole, then took you out 3&1.
. But that may just be because I have an affinity for 17 after playing it six under in six rounds last weekend. I will grant, however, that Tim's grinding over simply creating the rules for each match (almost certainly a modified somethingorother) is an excellent cure for insomnia.
. Tim, this is your cue to make fun of my night golfing ability.
Jud, new cross-country inspired game. Wedge from the bench on the 18th tee to a front pin on 17. Surprisingly doable.