Can you submit a supplementary scorecard whilst playing a team event?

[xreyuk]

Hi,

I’m due to play in a 4BBB competition this Saturday.

As long as I don’t hold up play, and I finish every hole, am I allowed to submit an individual supplementary scorecard?

 

[Jamesbrown]

I think you can, just make sure it’s okay with your partners.

You could do what I do and on the Blue moon that a fun comp is on Don’t enter and play a supplementary instead with a like minded individual.
Plenty of people around who see those types of comps a waste in season.

 

[rulefan]

No. A 4BBB involves a partner. You must play as a single.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Hi,

I’m due to play in a 4BBB competition this Saturday.

As long as I don’t hold up play, and I finish every hole, am I allowed to submit an individual supplementary scorecard?

Nope you can’t submit a supplementary card whilst playing a 4BBB Comp

 

[jim8flog]

Supplementary Scores must be played under qualifying score conditions.

So as already said if you are playing in a 4BBB it is unlikely that you would play under those conditions as you are likely to give or receive advice from your playing partner.

 

[rulefan]

An acceptable score for Supplementary Score purposes is any authenticated score under Competition Play Conditions in compliance with the conditions listed in this clause and played over either: (a) an 18-hole Measured Course in either Stroke Play or Stableford format; or (b) a Designated Nine-Hole Course in a Stableford format.

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Didnt think you could play 2 comps at once anyway (assuming a supplimentary to be one of those)

 

[xreyuk]

An acceptable score for Supplementary Score purposes is any authenticated score under Competition Play Conditions in compliance with the conditions listed in this clause and played over either: (a) an 18-hole Measured Course in either Stroke Play or Stableford format; or (b) a Designated Nine-Hole Course in a Stableford format.

So would that mean, as long as I finished every hole, and someone marked a full 18 hole card for me, I could submit the card or not?

 

[DCB]

No see answer #3

 

[Colin L]

So would that mean, as long as I finished every hole, and someone marked a full 18 hole card for me, I could submit the card or not?

See Dec 2(g). CONGU Manual p.105

 

[rulefan]

No see answer #3

Answer #10 is better

 

[xreyuk]

Thanks all.