Tiger
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Card is in will see what happens. Thanks again.
Should I have handed my card in?
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Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
In my opinion it takes a bigger man to hand in a crap card than it does to not hand it in.
Not handing it in when you've completed the course is a coward's way out really.
Even if you NR after the first hole you should still hand it in.
Be a good Boy from now on Tiger!!
Not handing it in when you've completed the course is a coward's way out really.
Even if you NR after the first hole you should still hand it in.
Be a good Boy from now on Tiger!!
Always hand cards in, I NR'd on Saturday with 58 for the front 9, still handed it in.
I think if you are in a comp, wouldnt you go down as NR anyway?
I think if you are in a comp, wouldnt you go down as NR anyway?
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
I had to hand in a card yesturday after thinking id had a mere. I can only sum the round up as quality hacking, a gross 86 with a net 71 (CSS 68 handicap is 15), ended up 7th.
I make a point of handing in every medal card, its the only way to get a true handicap.
The 8 and two 6's on all on par 4's got me yesturday, the 8th was on our 7th. 8 shots dropped over 3 par 4's.
I make a point of handing in every medal card, its the only way to get a true handicap.
The 8 and two 6's on all on par 4's got me yesturday, the 8th was on our 7th. 8 shots dropped over 3 par 4's.
freddielong
Tour Winner
Yes you should you will go up anyway but it will not be the last time your playing partner will upset you
I've not read the whole thread, but if the round played was a qualifier I can't even believe the question is being asked!
You simply can't just not hand your card in, whatever excuse you trot out.
You simply can't just not hand your card in, whatever excuse you trot out.
Tiger
Money List Winner
I'm new to golf and I never played as a kid. The person I play with regularly started playing at the same time as me and probably knows less about the rules and etiquette. I've been a club member since April but have never had any form of introduction or anything to the game just what I pick i through this forum and the odd occasion I get to play with seasoned players. People just assume you should know as has kind of been evidenced in this thread.
I've listened to a lot of the pet hates forumers have and try to improve my etiquette. I had no idea that not handing a card in was such a faux pas but that's kind of why I asked the question.
Please bear with me I'm still learning.
kid2
Money List Winner
I'm new to golf and I never played as a kid. The person I play with regularly started playing at the same time as me and probably knows less about the rules and etiquette. I've been a club member since April but have never had any form of introduction or anything to the game just what I pick i through this forum and the odd occasion I get to play with seasoned players. People just assume you should know as has kind of been evidenced in this thread.
I've listened to a lot of the pet hates forumers have and try to improve my etiquette. I had no idea that not handing a card in was such a faux pas but that's kind of why I asked the question.
Please bear with me I'm still learning.
And alot are here to teach you Tiger.....Well said my man
chris661
Money List Winner
Even if you dont hand your card in do you not get 0.1 back? (not if your handicap is 28) it happens at our place....
