User20204
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Stableford due to it being an advantage to higher handicappers.
I’m happy to play any format and get the same enjoyment from them - Foursomes is a really great test of golf and course management as well as patience - bogey is a strange one but fun.
Not sure how people can’t play a Stableford when it’s just a Medal with different scoring - play it as a medal , put your gross scores in and then let the system take care of itself
And just to confirm
Strokeplay = Medal and Stableford 😡
Foursome is not a great test if your mate puts you in the trees all day.I’m happy to play any format and get the same enjoyment from them - Foursomes is a really great test of golf and course management as well as patience - bogey is a strange one but fun.
Not sure how people can’t play a Stableford when it’s just a Medal with different scoring - play it as a medal , put your gross scores in and then let the system take care of itself
And just to confirm
Strokeplay = Medal and Stableford 😡
Being very PC.65 posts and no one has mentioned mixed greensomes (either way)....
Imo strokeplay is nothing like Stableford!I know, as do most golfers yet still it is disliked by so many. If you have an 8 on a par 4 it still gets written as 8 on the card. The h/c may ultimately not read it as that but it is what the card says. To hit par in stableford, forget CCS, you aim for 36 points. That may involve a couple of 0 scores but the joy of stableford is that you can blank those. On the same course par in strokeplay could be 72. That same 36 points in stableford can come out as a nett 76 in strokeplay. Dress it up all you like, we add the numbers up in their totalitly for each scoring method and strokeplay hurts more.
Anyway, Wolf and others are allowed to like Strokeplay and dislike Stableford, I and others are allowed the reverse
It's a good test of patience....Foursome is not a great test if your mate puts you in the trees all day.
It's a good test of patience....
Oh Steve......you've no idea...I would be the worst foursomes partner in the history of really bad decisions.im pretty sure I could break yours haha
65 posts and no one has mentioned mixed greensomes (either way)....
Playing in the Bondhay Open later this year, I've just been told the format is 1 to count from first 6 holes, 2 to count from the next 6, 3 to count holes 13 - 17 and all four to count on the 18th.
Have never come across this before, does it have a name?
Oh Steve......you've no idea...I would be the worst foursomes partner in the history of really bad decisions.
Some clubs call it a waltz
That’s why Phil is not a dance teacher 🤣ðŸ‘😜I'm used to the 123 and 321 Waltz formats, and this is obviously a variation of that. Just that I've never seen it done like this before. I guess it's just to ramp up the pressure on the last few holes.
This made absolutely no sense to me. Do you mean that you play in fourballs and your best score counts on 1-6, best 2 scores count 7-12 etc?Playing in the Bondhay Open later this year, I've just been told the format is 1 to count from first 6 holes, 2 to count from the next 6, 3 to count holes 13 - 17 and all four to count on the 18th.
Have never come across this before, does it have a name?
This made absolutely no sense to me. Do you mean that you play in fourballs and your best score counts on 1-6, best 2 scores count 7-12 etc?