Stableford css.

[rosecott]

I've never seen Stableford CSS represented as simply/confusingly as what the OP posted. (delete as applicable)

When our club does our S'ford results the CSS is allways expressed in terms of S'ford points.

Its not the format that is the issue, its how the organising committee have decided to publish the results.

In our results Handicapmaster shows CSS as a number - 72 or whatever - and, if it is a stableford, the number of points in brackets after the number - crystal clear.

 

[jim8flog]

I've never seen Stableford CSS represented as simply/confusingly as what the OP posted. (delete as applicable)

When our club does our S'ford results the CSS is allways expressed in terms of S'ford points.

Its not the format that is the issue, its how the organising committee have decided to publish the results.

We have used Cobra golf and now use Intelligent Golf both systems show the CSS as a number eg 70.

Clearly away players need to now the SSS and the par of the course in stableford comps to work out how they fared against their handicaps. I would hope that a home player knows how many stableford points are playing to the SSS and their handicap.

 

[Foxholer]

....guess that's stableford for you.

Nothing to do with the comp being a Stableford one! You'd better get used to Stableford though...that's how virtually all Senior event scoring is done!

I trust you realise that your Handicap is actually a 'Stableford' metric!

 

[nickjdavis]

Thinking about it though, I wouldn't worry too much....CSS goes away in 2020!!!

 

[duncan mackie]

Thinking about it though, I wouldn't worry too much....CSS goes away in 2020!!!

To be more accurate it will change it's name and become an undefined (beyond manual calculation) metric within the new system.