Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
3 cuts, 2 bang on, 1 buffer..and were they better or worse than handicap? (Handicap, using the old meaning of the word than everyone understood for the past 100 years!_
3 cuts, 2 bang on, 1 buffer..and were they better or worse than handicap? (Handicap, using the old meaning of the word than everyone understood for the past 100 years!_
3 cuts, 2 bang on, 1 buffer..
Errrrr.....B2 possibilities.
a) Blimey, that makes no sense - unless the cuts were larger under CONGU than they would have been under WHS, leaving your final H'Cap on the low side! (wow, have I sussed it?)
b) Your club has forgotten to multiply the ordinal integers by the yardage of your 12th hole and divide by the menu number of Beef in Green Peppers and Black Bean Sauce at the Chinese Take-Away that is the 11th furthest from the northern perimeter of your club cark park. Given the difference, they may have used the number for Chow Mein in error. (Caveat: This may be less daft than the actual answer!)
What do we have to put on card? I'd like to just put. Score. Index, tee used
I beleive that 100% is only used in singles matchplay.I believe - course handicap. The one found on the helpful boards near the first tee (at my club). The computer does everything else for us!
My only real question is - do you play 100% of handicap in stableford comps? Is 95% solely stroke play?
No & yes ?I believe - course handicap. The one found on the helpful boards near the first tee (at my club). The computer does everything else for us!
My only real question is - do you play 100% of handicap in stableford comps? Is 95% solely stroke play?
Most scorecards I've seen already had 'handicap' and 'strokes received' boxes by each player, so you could write your index and also the number of shots (you think) you received for that round.I believe - course handicap. The one found on the helpful boards near the first tee (at my club). The computer does everything else for us!
Most scorecards I've seen already had 'handicap' and 'strokes received' boxes by each player, so you could write your index and also the number of shots (you think) you received for that round.
It going to be like VAR for golf.Most scorecards I've seen already had 'handicap' and 'strokes received' boxes by each player, so you could write your index and also the number of shots (you think) you received for that round.