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Ah, he did the same amount of number crunching as the USGA and R&A.

Oops. But they didn't follow their recommendation. :unsure:
What “number crunching” did the R&A do on texas scrambles when clubs didn’t send them the results ?
 
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Perhaps the USGA looked at the scores from Texas and Florida :unsure:

But they don't need actual scores.
So how can they judge on handicap allowances from Texas Scrambles if they haven’t got any scores to use as a barometer ?
 

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It wasn’t “finger in the air” it was based on our clubs results ?‍♂️
we play 4 a year and we used to be at 25% but it was changed after checking the results - no computer scenarios required
We changed to 15% and four drives per person on two and 10% and 3 drives on the other two and it worked fine for years
So completely arbitrary changes until you got the "right" winners.
 
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How do you know it’s accurate if there’s no real data to compare the results of the model against?
Vast quantities of data were collected and analysed before and during the development of WHS, which has continued since implementation.
 
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Vast quantities of data were collected and analysed before and during the development of WHS, which has continued since implementation.

Not with scrambles they weren’t. There isn’t even an accepted ruleset for them before we even consider the lack of record keeping.
 
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