rulefan
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Oh blow! I've just entered all the tee data
Handicap Lookup Post 1st April 2024
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IanMcC
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This is great. Thanks for the link. Come the time I will pass it on to my members, with a link to the donation site also.
Genu9
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Copy and paste. But you have to wonder, 7 weeks away and still making changes.Oh blow! I've just entered all the tee data
Alan Clifford
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pcdos first I seem to remember.Oh, but I do.......DOS replaced by MSDOS for starters. Want to go there?
Genu9
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DOS was IBM, PCDOS was what IBM tried to push against MSDOS and failed. It was the beginning of something called 'Windows' which I don't think ever caught on.....
rulefan
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I'm still working in Lotus so have to save it as .123 first.
wjemather
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This isn't what happened at all.DOS was IBM, PCDOS was what IBM tried to push against MSDOS and failed. It was the beginning of something called 'Windows' which I don't think ever caught on.....
Genu9
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Had time to Google and now going to give us a history lesson. fgs.
Genu9
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Handicap Lookup V2024/1.5
Updated OP link too. I'll get round to 'customised' versions now.
https://prostatecanceruk.org/get-involved/donate
Updated OP link too. I'll get round to 'customised' versions now.
https://prostatecanceruk.org/get-involved/donate
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IanMcC
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I must be missing something. On the previous version I could save a copy. v1.5 just seems to take me into your One Drive, from which I cannot save a copy.
Genu9
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IanMcC
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No. Still the same for me. Takes me into your One Drive File.
EDIT - It works OK on the original posting. Cheers
Genu9
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I can't edit your Post so that link stays the same.
Genu9
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Handicap Lookup V2024/1.6
This update has added a new Tab that displays ‘Board Tables’ that can be used to lookup your Playing Handicap (PH) at 100%, 95%, 90% & 85% from any of the Tees.
The tables use the data that is input into the Course Data section of the ‘Group Lookup 18’ tab. So if your course is re-rated you can have and instant Handicap Lookup Table by changing the data in the Course Data section
The only editable fields on this tab are the Tee Colour boxes for each Tee. You can enter the Tee Colour in text, you can also change the fill colour to match the Tee. The defaults match the colours in the Course Data section. (some colours you will have to change the text colour also to make it legible).
To use the Table, choose the appropriate Tee and playing %, look down the column to find the range of your Handicap Index, then look to the centre (Blue column) to obtain your PH for the Tee & percentage being used.
Tips: On a PC use the Arrows to move between Tee Tables, and Page Down/Up to scroll the tables up and down. The Headings will remain in view.
On your phone or tablet just drag the tables around.
Cell selection is enabled so that you can select a range to print if necessary. Printing two tables at a time on Portrait orientation works best.
E&OE
This update has added a new Tab that displays ‘Board Tables’ that can be used to lookup your Playing Handicap (PH) at 100%, 95%, 90% & 85% from any of the Tees.
The tables use the data that is input into the Course Data section of the ‘Group Lookup 18’ tab. So if your course is re-rated you can have and instant Handicap Lookup Table by changing the data in the Course Data section
The only editable fields on this tab are the Tee Colour boxes for each Tee. You can enter the Tee Colour in text, you can also change the fill colour to match the Tee. The defaults match the colours in the Course Data section. (some colours you will have to change the text colour also to make it legible).
To use the Table, choose the appropriate Tee and playing %, look down the column to find the range of your Handicap Index, then look to the centre (Blue column) to obtain your PH for the Tee & percentage being used.
Tips: On a PC use the Arrows to move between Tee Tables, and Page Down/Up to scroll the tables up and down. The Headings will remain in view.
On your phone or tablet just drag the tables around.
Cell selection is enabled so that you can select a range to print if necessary. Printing two tables at a time on Portrait orientation works best.
E&OE
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Genu9
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Whilst making customised versions I've come across many various colours of tees. Assuming there are no guidelines for what Tee Colurs a club uses I just wondered how many different colours are used in UK courses? Is six likely to be the maximum number of tees on an 18 hole course?
Listed below are those I've encountered, so far.
White, Yellow, Red.
Black, White, Yellow, Red.
Black, Blue, White, Yellow, Green, Red.
White, Yellow, Orange, Red, Yellow(L), Orange(L).
Listed below are those I've encountered, so far.
White, Yellow, Red.
Black, White, Yellow, Red.
Black, Blue, White, Yellow, Green, Red.
White, Yellow, Orange, Red, Yellow(L), Orange(L).
D
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We’ve got
Black, muddy orange, dark green, blue
They were changed from. White, yellow, blue, red to try and break from the old stereotypes and encourage people to play tees appropriate to their ability/distances
Voyager EMH
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Flempton Golf Club have a par 70 for men that for Course Rating is
Green 69.4
Silver 68.2
Gold 65.8
Blue 61.6
All four tees rated for ladies as well.
Green 69.4
Silver 68.2
Gold 65.8
Blue 61.6
All four tees rated for ladies as well.
Genu9
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So basically eight sets of Course data? Sounds like fancy names for colours, "Oh I'm playing off the Gold Tee", for Gold read Yellow and Silver read Grey.
Edit: How big is the scorecard?
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D-S
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East Devon has 62+, 62, 59, 55 and 49. We aim to go to a numbering system later this year too.
rulefan
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What do the numbers relate to?
