And if it was completely based upon luck and you don't do it again or if there are no other similar scores in your 8, then the fluke round won't have much impact at all on your H/I. It'll only matter if you go on to shoot similar rounds - otherwise it's impact will be minimal and only last until it drops out of your 20.
I've seen a dog with a golfer on a number of occasions. They have to be well trained but it is very possible. It's actually very relaxing to watch.
...and so if your club does as mine has done, and determines that - for WHS to work as best it can for all - the bigger individual rollups organised in the club (not necessarily by the club) will be deemed to be counting rounds for WHS purposes.
i used to take my old GSP with me every time i played Tain, Dornoch or Brora, he was very handy for finding yours or your PP ball, even taken him to open comps
But you don't have to take a counting round seriously. You just don't - you just play it as you would have played it before WHS - just as much fun as before. If in my playing of a rollup round for fun, in the way I always have, I end up with me having a rubbish score, then it will just be one of the 12 in my 20 that won't count. In fact none of my rubbish rollup rounds might ever be in my best 8 - they'll never matter. And I suggest that nobody is ever going to be worried about your rubbish scores unless perhaps it becomes obvious that you are deliberately messing up rounds to avoid good scores. But I believe these are exceptions - always have been there and those who do it or are suspected of doing it are usually known.
