WorldHandicapSystem
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The fastest way to slow rounds down is to play off multiple tees.
We have not noticed any slow down in play due to multi tee competitions.The fastest way to slow rounds down is to play off multiple tees.
Our reds have been rated for play by men....our yellows have been rated for play by ladies......our white tees remain the exclusive domain of the men.I'm confused shouldn't all tees at the course be rated for both men and women under WHS. Every course I've played has ratings across all tees for men and women.
Wrong. Playing from tees that are too long slows play down; and too often the 'competition/medal' tees are way too long for most players. Get everyone playing from the most appropriate tees for their ability and hitting distance, and pace of play is closer to being optimised.The fastest way to slow rounds down is to play off multiple tees.
I think Multi tee comps are another damn fool idea following the WHS. Personally I'd play the same tees as my fellow competitors to be social..
If people need different tees run different comps.
Our White tees are rated for men only.I'm confused shouldn't all tees at the course be rated for both men and women under WHS. Every course I've played has ratings across all tees for men and women.
As to the OP point I'd always suggest using the shortest tee possible in this instance as shorter approaches gives more chances at GIR and birdies which can only inspire confidence.
I've no objection to running different competitions concurrently of multiple tees. , but the course is a totally different course off front and back tees.and it's a bit of an absurd affectation to have the same comp of different tees.No issues with multi tees but imo it should be different comps when using different tees
My place - all lumped together. Not convinced they should be as the Silver and Purple courses (as defined by the tees) can play quite differently, but when I asked the question of the golf manager or competitions secretary he said that looking across all the Saturday and Sunday medals of last year there was no significant difference between tees used in respect of those who won a medal or did well - I didn't ask about the rest of the field.Are the scores all lumped in together or are there different prizes off different tees?
I know a club near me tried this and some men opted to play off the reds. I hear they were very successful and the club went back to all males off the medal tees.
Course ratings and or slopes, much as they try, do not create a level playing field.
It is entirely down to the committee who set the terms of competition.Are the scores all lumped in together or are there different prizes off different tees?
I know a club near me tried this and some men opted to play off the reds. I hear they were very successful and the club went back to all males off the medal tees.
Course ratings and or slopes, much as they try, do not create a level playing field.