Orikoru
Tour Winner
I didn't even read it that way, I thought he was just agreeing with me.Wow this thread is full of pedantic comments
I didn't even read it that way, I thought he was just agreeing with me.Wow this thread is full of pedantic comments
Thanks for the mansplaining and proving I was rightYou are being pedantic in the extreme.
'Get' means 'Receive'. In matchplay, the allowance is the 'full difference between Course Handicaps'. Check out the definition of Course Handicap:
'A Course Handicap converts a player's Handicap Index to the specific number of strokes they receive based on a course’s difficulty (Slope/Course Rating) for a round'
So, I 'get' 6. But as my opponent's CH is 20, my PH, in matchplay, is 0, and my opponents is 14.
You knew exactly what I meant.
He wouldn't be eligible to play in my club's knockout comps as we have to have eight WHS qualifying scores including four club competition rounds in the elapsed year to a comp entry closure date.2nd round of knockout on Saturday. Playing a guy who shot the lights out when i played with him previously, so knew he was good - surprised i was to give him one shot.
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Im against a guy who i think i need to give 4 shots too, but he has a very odd round history (1 comp in 4 years, only a few rounds in his general play history).
Similar at mine - same rules as board comps - need 8 comp cards in the last 12 months to be eligible.He wouldn't be eligible to play in my club's knockout comps as we have to have eight WHS qualifying scores including four club competition rounds in the elapsed year to a comp entry closure date.
8 comp cards is, for me, too high a bar to jump over. A lot of members could easily struggle to play 8 comps in a year, and I don't think that that should disqualify them from playing in the main club comps - there's a debate had even about our 4 - but 8...hmmm.Similar at mine - same rules as board comps - need 8 comp cards in the last 12 months to be eligible.
Yeah I struggle as well, I'm currently on 9 and the oldest one expires soon.8 comp cards is, for me, too high a bar to jump over. A lot of members could easily struggle to play 8 comps in a year, and I don't think that that should disqualify them from playing in the main club comps - there's a debate had even about our 4 - but 8...hmmm.
How does that work for new members no chance you’re getting 20 carded rounds in time to be able to play comps, unless they’re saying new members only need the 8. I’m still new to my club that would rule me out of any comps for the entirety of my first year at the club. Even the 8 would be a push if they have to be in medals etc.At our club we demand 20 scores on the record, with 8 in the last 12 months. They don't have to be comp cards. General Play count as well. I can see why some players at some clubs would struggle to achieve 8 comp cards in a season.
It used to be these 2 criteria for board comps only, but our handicap committee seem to have a grudge against new, higher handicappers winning anything at all, so extended it to midweek medals and 9 hole comps too. I think it's harsh, but it does encourage people to get 20 cards in quickly.How does that work for new members no chance you’re getting 20 carded rounds in time to be able to play comps, unless they’re saying new members only need the 8. I’m still new to my club that would rule me out of any comps for the entirety of my first year at the club. Even the 8 would be a push if they have to be in medals etc.
We have a similar rule, think it is 8 rounds in total, and must have at least 4 competition cards. GP cards can be from any course. This is only for Board Competitions, which includes the knockouts and is for the 12 months preceding the date of the comp.. The club has plenty of non board competitions and does put a few extra Pro Shop Stablefords on at the beginning of the season to allow those who need them to get an extra card in. With the amount of comps over the year, there really is no excuse for not meeting the criteria.How does that work for new members no chance you’re getting 20 carded rounds in time to be able to play comps, unless they’re saying new members only need the 8. I’m still new to my club that would rule me out of any comps for the entirety of my first year at the club. Even the 8 would be a push if they have to be in medals etc.