bobmac
Major Champion
Previously the onus was on the player and was much easier to determine. (Up 0.1, down 0.1,2 or 3 as appropriate to that round.
Believe it or not, I knew that so you wasted your time trying to educate me.
Previously the onus was on the player and was much easier to determine. (Up 0.1, down 0.1,2 or 3 as appropriate to that round.
Did I misunderstand your question? Were you asking about the change to the requirement to update caps between rounds or why the calculation was changed?Believe it or not, I knew that so you wasted your time trying to educate me.
Did I misunderstand your question?
Considering you're over 4 years out of date with your understanding of how the basics work, your arsiness seems rather misplacedBelieve it or not, I knew that so you wasted your time trying to educate me.
Can we have a guess on who is next for Bob's ignore list?Considering you're over 4 years out of date with your understanding of how the basics work, your arsiness seems rather misplaced
Considering I gave up playing about 5 years ago, there's no surprise that I don't know some of the new system rules.Considering you're over 4 years out of date with your understanding of how the basics work, your arsiness seems rather misplaced
Previously the onus was on the player and was much easier to determine. (Up 0.1, down 0.1,2 or 3 as appropriate to that round).
You could be rightCan we have a guess on who is next for Bob's ignore list?
Was I supposed to know that?Considering I gave up playing about 5 years ago, there's no surprise that I don't know some of the new system rules.
That has nothing to do with you wanting to explain to me how the old handicap system worked.Was I supposed to know that?
Previously the onus was on the player and was much easier to determine. (Up 0.1, down 0.1,2 or 3 as appropriate to that round).
No need. I was just trying to explain why the new system made it impracticable to update handicaps between rounds on the same day.Anyway, I'm distracting from the OP, apologies
So some bandit can shoot 50+ points in the morning.No need. I was just trying to explain why the new system made it impracticable to update handicaps between rounds on the same day.
Yes, since November 2019.So some bandit can shoot 50+ points in the morning.
Then shoot 50+ points in the afternoon as well
progress??
How many people got pulled from one round to the next under the old system?So some bandit can shoot 50+ points in the morning.
Then shoot 50+ points in the afternoon as well
progress??
Until now I always thought it fair that a player shooting, say 40 points, would get cut in the morning. Let's say he got cut a shot and then went on to shoot 36 in the afternoon, total 76 (but would have been 37 in the afternoon and 77 off his original handicap).How many people got pulled from one round to the next under the old system?
Yes, since November 2019.
Rubbish system but that's how it is unfortunately.
No idea ,but must have happened as it was the rules then.How many people got pulled from one round to the next under the old system?
Are you going to get stroppy again when you're told this hasn't been the case since 2020?Last question from me please....
If someone has a good round in the morning, is he/she still allowed to cut themselves for the afternoon round or must they play off their original handicap?
Thanks
I just want to confirm I understand this even though I haven't played in a h/cap competition since 2004 and it will never affect in the future...I'm just curious...You play off what the computer/ EG / SG etc app tells you your handicap is. End of.......No need to over complicate matters.