Alan Clifford
Well-known member
Does "Northern English dialect" mean faux Yorkshire?
I've never heard of it but I come from the Lancashire.
Alterations to WHS?
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I've never heard of it but I come from the Lancashire.
rulefan
Tour Winner
Wasn't there something commonly called 'Courtesy Strokes' in CONGU?
rulefan
Tour Winner
Possibly Cumbrian or Geordie? They're up t'north
2blue
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2blue
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& cc the Match Sec & H/cap Sec
Tash rammel has got to be one of the most disturbing posts ever to appear on a Forum H/cap thread.
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Just in most committee members and men's minds.
I still have to 'fight ' with men calling them courtesy shots. They never were and never will be.
2blue
Journeyman Pro
At our place, it's the men who get the 'courtesy shots'
Just in most committee members and men's minds.
I still have to 'fight ' with men calling them courtesy shots. They never were and never will be.
LizAig
Active member
We’ve had an email from our regional handicap advisor to say we’ll get an invite to a meeting soon and it’s important to attend as it will detail WHS changes for 2024
LizAig
Active member
Absolutely - it’s a course rating adjustment!
Just in most committee members and men's minds.
I still have to 'fight ' with men calling them courtesy shots. They never were and never will be.
3offTheTee
Tour Rookie
Thought I had posted on here earlier but it’s gone!
Rather simple but at our Club par is 71 and CR is 71.1 and 69.7 respectively.
Sure RF of wjemather will correct me if wrong but all that is required is to add 0.1 for The Whites and subtract 1.3 for the yellow Rees to calculate the Course Handicap. Ie. Calculate as at present from HI and adjust accordingly.
Still wish I knew where the earlier post went
Rather simple but at our Club par is 71 and CR is 71.1 and 69.7 respectively.
Sure RF of wjemather will correct me if wrong but all that is required is to add 0.1 for The Whites and subtract 1.3 for the yellow Rees to calculate the Course Handicap. Ie. Calculate as at present from HI and adjust accordingly.
Still wish I knew where the earlier post went
rulefan
Tour Winner
Alan Clifford
Well-known member
Adding two 9 holes rounds together instead of using fairytail scores?
wjemather
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Rather than dismissing them as fairytale scores, maybe consider whether adding a 10 point 9-hole score to a 24 point 9-hole score better reflects scoring ability than scaling up each score, and what the resultant HI would be if that scoring pattern were repeated using each method.
2blue
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What???..... like add 2 scores from our front 9's together to give 18 holes... makes no sense at all
Tashyboy
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Tashyboy
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Only heard the word for the first time when I worked on the North Notts /Yorks border.
Tashyboy
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That don’t matter, what matters is it’s simple.
Look lads I don’t want to add fuel to the fire coz Ave said me piece and others have Had there views. I am of the ilk that I don’t want this thread or opinions to go round and round and it don’t go anywhere.
Tashyboy
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Not wanting to drag on a thread but like a bad penny Ave not gone away
Especially when I said I have said what I have said. However last night I was perusing the web and came across the latest club committee meeting. This was discussed.Apparantly others at the course have had a moan To members of the committee,That I didn’t know. I totally get the bit about playing off yellows. So much so I have played off them this year. But giving players three shots is keeping them on the whites. As you can see Jim, he is already aware.
Personally I think part of the problem is the reasons why the changes, is not being explained clearly from the start. That said, I still don’t think that will change some golfers opinions. When this first came out, most heard through “ gossip” on the course rather than a email explaining the reasons why.
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This is an issue worthy of some discussion, but a bit of a non-issue to my mind.
We started multi-tee for our weekly weekday medals this year.
After merely a few weeks the mantra became, "Play off the whites and get two more shots" and no-one played from the yellows for a few weeks.
With further discussion and thought (gossip) among players, some more started to opt for the yellows as the weeks progressed.
It is a fact that many remain bewildered to some degree by the new system of handicapping.
I don't recall that we ever did, but we could have run a comp with a choice of tee before WHS.
Par 70, but standard scratch of 69 from yellows and 71 from whites.
Everyone understood that 35 points from whites and 37 points from yellows was "playing to handicap" so 2 adjustment shots would have been necessary.
This they would have understood at the time, I'm sure.
An equivalent to this happens now, yet many are mistrustful of the new system and are quick to blame "it" for their lack of comprehension.
I see little "wrong" with WHS.
I would like to see no rounding of course handicap until after playing handicap % has been applied, as is done in Scotland.
I have found fault in the "scaling-up" nine hole formula and so will be very interested to see what is being done with this.
We started multi-tee for our weekly weekday medals this year.
After merely a few weeks the mantra became, "Play off the whites and get two more shots" and no-one played from the yellows for a few weeks.
With further discussion and thought (gossip) among players, some more started to opt for the yellows as the weeks progressed.
It is a fact that many remain bewildered to some degree by the new system of handicapping.
I don't recall that we ever did, but we could have run a comp with a choice of tee before WHS.
Par 70, but standard scratch of 69 from yellows and 71 from whites.
Everyone understood that 35 points from whites and 37 points from yellows was "playing to handicap" so 2 adjustment shots would have been necessary.
This they would have understood at the time, I'm sure.
An equivalent to this happens now, yet many are mistrustful of the new system and are quick to blame "it" for their lack of comprehension.
I see little "wrong" with WHS.
I would like to see no rounding of course handicap until after playing handicap % has been applied, as is done in Scotland.
I have found fault in the "scaling-up" nine hole formula and so will be very interested to see what is being done with this.
wjemather
Well-known member
Delusional. Most players thought 36 points was playing to handicap from all tees on all courses, and still do.
