I mean the whole deal: your dad (or authority)figure choosing/accepting the guy/girl; never being alone without a chaperone; no kissing/intimate touching?
Its thoroughly biblical and I want to try it...just haven't met anyone who has really put it into practice ..
I was going to start off by saying that Courtship is actually rather loosely defined these days, but then I see you included your own definition.
Going off of that.. then what I do is either courtship, or it's very similar to courtship.
I've had a small number of suitors over the years, and if by first glance they seem to be good-hearted young men who serve the Lord, then I give them a chance and tell them that if they're still interested, they need to get my father's blessing and approval! (My thought that the very mention of this prerequisite would weed out the men from the boys. Note: it's very effective. hehe) Anyway, my dad takes some time to get to know them, and sort of acts as a "boyfriend filter" for me.
No, he doesn't sit there with a shotgun to intimidate them, ha! He just has friendly but in-depth discussion with them just to see what their intentions are and and find out more about their character. So far only one young man made it through the "screening process" and we are now courting exclusively. We are alone together sometimes, but in appropriate contexts and only for limited times, and someone (usually my parents) is usually aware when and why and for how long we'll be alone together. Touching is limited to the type of touch that I'd be comfortable sharing with the men in my own family, which in my case is actually rather affectionate and cuddly but obviously in a completely non-sexual way. Our guideline for touch right now is "would it be awkward if we did this in front of our parents?". If not, then it's okay.
Allow me to clarify that I completely understand that the idea of allowing your parents to take part in your love life mortifies some people, and in some cases, for good reason! Not all parents would be successful at helping a young adult choose a future spouse, I get it. However, the idea to use courtship rather than the standard dating model was actually my idea, not my parents (but oh boy, they nearly leaped for joy when I suggested it, haha!). My parents, particularly my father, are my best friends. I have had healthy, joy-filled relationships with them my entire life, and they know me, my heart, and what I need in a future husband almost better than I even know myself. For this reason, I figured, who better to help me make one of the most important decisions of my life than them? On top of them just being awesome people, they are also very strongly rooted in their faith, and with their age comes a treasure trove of wisdom that they share with me.
For anyone who might be interested in trying courtship but seriously does NOT want their parents involved, I recommend finding an older married Christian couple that can help you on this exciting journey. Don't have good relationships with very many older married couples? Then start developing them! Church is an excellent first place to look. If you explain your intentions - that you're seeking Christian mentors to help you navigate the the journey to marriage, you may just find your "all-star team" that will help you reach your goal!
Best wishes, and God bless!