What happens here.......

[snell]

Good evening,

I played in my medal this afternoon, and somehow managed to shoot a net 62!

But the problem is, it was the 3rd of my 3 competitions needed to make my handicap active.

So im just wondering, if my 62 was enough to win.......could i actually win?

 

[BTatHome]

I would guess that your h/cap is now active, but wasn't when you were playing the comp, so no you wouldn't get the win.

 

[snell]

I would guess that your h/cap is now active, but wasn't when you were playing the comp, so no you wouldn't get the win.

Yeah im thinking that too

But least ill get a cut

 

[TheClaw]

Can it be a net anything if you didn't have a handicap?

 

[BTatHome]

Can it be a net anything if you didn't have a handicap?

In you had a h/cap from last year but didn't complete the required cards then yes it would still be a 'net anything' and your adjustment would still happen. You just can't be placed in the competition.

 

[snell]

Can it be a net anything if you didn't have a handicap?

Yeah, as i said i have a handicap. It just isnt active.

 

[rosecott]

Can it be a net anything if you didn't have a handicap?

Yes it can. He was submitting the third of his cards to make his handicap active - he still has a handicap even if inactive. As to whether he can win anything, that is entirely up to the club's rules. The club can elect to allow inactive handicappers to compete but not win prizes until becoming active, or it can allow inactive handicappers to compete and win the same as any other competitor.

 

[snell]

Awww well, just guess ill have to wait and see

 

[Old Skier]

If it was a straight Q I would assume you are ok and it would count as playing Qs is the only way that you can get the c next to your hc.

 

[snell]

If it was a straight Q I would assume you are ok and it would count as playing Qs is the only way that you can get the c next to your hc.

My hcp does have a c next to it on the club sheet. But im not sure what it actually means.

 

[Old Skier]

My hcp does have a c next to it on the club sheet. But im not sure what it actually means.

It means it's current, which used to be called active.

 

[snell]

It means it's current, which used to be called active.

Hmmmmm, heres hoping i can actually win the comp.

I dont care about the cash......i just want my name on the board :thup:

 

[Foxholer]

It means it's current, which used to be called active.

[Pedant Mode]

Actually it means 'C'ompetition handicap as opposed to an inactive one.

[/Pedant mode]

 

[HawkeyeMS]

My hcp does have a c next to it on the club sheet. But im not sure what it actually means.

If you have a 'c' you are active. 'c' is the new way of indicating active\inactive handicaps. Anyone without a 'c' is inactive and would previously have had an 'i'. I'd say you are ok. Good luck

 

[Beezerk]

Great shooting yesterday Mr Bandit
Is the "c" on the handicap list next to the locker room? Didn't check to see if mine has been made active yet but I can't see how as we'd only played 2 comps before yesterday.

 

[snell]

Great shooting yesterday Mr Bandit
Is the "c" on the handicap list next to the locker room? Didn't check to see if mine has been made active yet but I can't see how as we'd only played 2 comps before yesterday.

Haha.

yeah its on the handicap list mate. Ill just keep checking the website every two minutes to find out lol.

 

[SocketRocket]

[Normal Pedant Mode]

Actually it means 'C'ompetition handicap as opposed to an inactive one.

[/Normal Pedant mode]

Fixed that for you

 

[Beezerk]

Have you found out what EGU Qualifer means yet?

 

[SocketRocket]

It's called progress . If your handicap was inactive you would have an 'i' next to it. Now if inactive you have nothing and a 'c' if active.

EEU must have been involved.

 

[snell]

Have you found out what EGU Qualifer means yet?

I've no idea like mate