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Robert, There isn't a good way to describe "fairest". The way the scramble is scored might come into play in the decision. For example, if you're scoring by average net score in each team, then the handicaps should take care of equalizing the scores and you could pick the teams randomly. If the lower handicap players tend to be a bit more consistent, it might be good to rank the players from lowest to highest in handicap and make sure each team has players at all levels. Maybe consider putting
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