Supplementary Cards

[Matty2803]

Hi

I'm away over the weekends at season's first two weekend, so will be missing out on 3 or 4 medals. During the week can I do/play a supplementary card? I'm in Scotland, if it makes any difference.
Thanks in Advance.

 

[ScienceBoy]

Hi
I'm in Scotland, if it makes any difference.

It does, you still have three months of winter left.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Why do you want to do supplementry cards ? Plenty of time left in the year yet ?

 

[Matty2803]

Why do you want to do supplementry cards ? Plenty of time left in the year yet ?

Yeah, I know that, but just wondering!

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Yeah, I know that, but just wondering!

Think there is a limit to how many you can put in - might be 12 ? Not sure if it's different in Scotland

 

[Matty2803]

Think there is a limit to how many you can put in - might be 12 ? Not sure if it's different in Scotland

Ok, cheers!

 

[IanG]

Think there is a limit to how many you can put in - might be 12 ? Not sure if it's different in Scotland

You can put in 10 per annum at ours.

 

[Karl102]

One per week at our place....

 

[Matty2803]

Thanks folks. So when can I put one in? 1st April? Or anytime as long as its summer greens/tees?

And what do I do, as in I take it I just write supplementary card on it, and post it through the letterbox thing as usual?

 

[masterosouffle]

You will have to declare it a supp. With the pro or sec prior to starting

Thanks folks. So when can I put one in? 1st April? Or anytime as long as its summer greens/tees?

And what do I do, as in I take it I just write supplementary card on it, and post it through the letterbox thing as usual?

 

[Matty2803]

You will have to declare it a supp. With the pro or sec prior to starting

Ok, thanks.

 

[duncan mackie]

You haven't said what handicap you are - you won't be able to put any in for some months yet if cat 1

 

[Ethan]

The whole point of supp cards is that you must make a prospective decision to mark a card and accept the result rather than just have a good round and then try to have it counted for handicap. Some people and clubs don't like them but I think they fulfil a useful purpose. Especially if you are the sort of player who doesn't care so much about prizes and is playing to try and reduce your handicap.