WHS doesn't work

[rulie]

I'm not sure I'd be all that welcome at some courses & hopefully @Bdill93 doesn't mind me using his course for ref (this came up many many pages back)

His tips are CR/SR 67.1/122 @ 5,500 yrds par 69 : I'm an overseas index of 14.5 so according to their course handicap table I'd rock up one sunny morning, check the table and get a CH of 16
Now I'm not a betting man but I might put a shekel or two on Slab EW (not to blow any trumpets) because the closest tees at my home club to that CR/SR means I play off CH of 12 for what's still a longer course even off our forward tees

Some forumers have been patient in trying to explain to me how that all works but it still fogs my noodle

Sorry, I don't understand how you get to a CH of 16 from an HI of 14.5 on a course with CR/SR of 67.1/122 and par of 69?
My math says your CH would be 14 (calculated with machine precision!

 

[Slab]

Sorry, I don't understand how you get to a CH of 16 from an HI of 14.5 on a course with CR/SR of 67.1/122 and par of 69?
My math says your CH would be 14 (calculated with machine precision!

No need for maths, I looked up the published course handicap table online

 

[rulefan]

No need for maths, I looked up the published course handicap table online

Was it the pre April 1 table?

 

[nickjdavis]

Sorry, I don't understand how you get to a CH of 16 from an HI of 14.5 on a course with CR/SR of 67.1/122 and par of 69?
My math says your CH would be 14 (calculated with machine precision!

you are including CR-Par....@Slab is not.

 

[Slab]

Was it the pre April 1 table?

Yes, the current one

 

[Slab]

Not really a serious post but I see the ET pros were asked what an 18 handicap would shoot round the DLF course for this weeks dpwt event and the average guestimate was about 120

But as far as I can see an 18 handicapper would get a 24 CH off the back tees, so the rating team reckon a 96 is doable

That's quite a difference

 

[Swango1980]

Not really a serious post but I see the ET pros were asked what an 18 handicap would shoot round the DLF course for this weeks dpwt event and the average guestimate was about 120

But as far as I can see an 18 handicapper would get a 24 CH off the back tees, so the rating team reckon a 96 is doable

That's quite a difference

I'm guessing the ET pros don't know what they are talking about. But, speculating a really high number is good for their ego, makes them look better. If they said an 18 handicapper could potentially break 90, maybe even creep into mid 80's, it makes them sound pretty garbage if they struggle to break par

 

[Lord Tyrion]

As balance, are the greens cut faster for these tournaments? Some tees taken further back than the regular card shows?

The course may be tricked up a little in ways that are not obvious unless you are there.

Or @Swango1980 is spot on

 

[Viewer]

I'm guessing the ET pros don't know what they are talking about. But, speculating a really high number is good for their ego, makes them look better. If they said an 18 handicapper could potentially break 90, maybe even creep into mid 80's, it makes them sound pretty garbage if they struggle to break par

Probably being kind - I don’t think an 18 handicap can even finish some holes on that course!

 

[Voyager EMH]

Not really a serious post but I see the ET pros were asked what an 18 handicap would shoot round the DLF course for this weeks dpwt event and the average guestimate was about 120

But as far as I can see an 18 handicapper would get a 24 CH off the back tees, so the rating team reckon a 96 is doable

That's quite a difference

Doable yes, but that is based on 20% achievable scores.
An average or typical score for a notional 18 HI player would be more like 104, I believe.

For example, my HI 4.3 is equivalent to 5.8 over par on my ordinary course.
The actual average of all my previous 20 scores is 9.5 over par.
A typical or average score for me is 3.7 over the doable score or the playing-to-handicap score.

 

[Alan Clifford]

Not really a serious post but I see the ET pros were asked what an 18 handicap would shoot round the DLF course for this weeks dpwt event and the average guestimate was about 120

But as far as I can see an 18 handicapper would get a 24 CH off the back tees, so the rating team reckon a 96 is doable

That's quite a difference

31st March or 1st April course handicap?

 

[Slab]

31st March or 1st April course handicap?

Will it change?

 

[Imurg]

Several Pros have failed to break 80 so maybe it's not a far off estimate.....

 

[Deleted member 15717]

Not really a serious post but I see the ET pros were asked what an 18 handicap would shoot round the DLF course for this weeks dpwt event and the average guestimate was about 120

But as far as I can see an 18 handicapper would get a 24 CH off the back tees, so the rating team reckon a 96 is doable

That's quite a difference

They were asked to guess from the championship tees. The thought was some wouldn't even make the carry, and would lose a lot of balls. The course looks cool AF, but as a low handicapper, I wouldn't fancy playing it!

 

[woofers]

Can’t see what this mornings posts have to do with WHS.

 

[Deleted member 15717]

Can’t see what this mornings posts have to do with WHS.

Keep smiling, it's a bank holiday weekend

 

[IanM]

Posting this here in the absence of clear alternative

The courses of New Zealand are now visible on the England and Wales apps. (Don't know about Scotland yet)

The IT Chaps have been messing around methinks! Certainly no comms from Taffgolf HQ about it.

 

[Bwgan]

Also I wonder which company will be powering the mystats page?

 

[D-S]

Posting this here in the absence of clear alternative

The courses of New Zealand are now visible on the England and Wales apps. (Don't know about Scotland yet)

The IT Chaps have been messing around methinks! Certainly no comms from Taffgolf HQ about it.

Spain soon we are told.
Interestingly Spain ( the Spanish Golf Federation) apparently do not accept GP scores for ‘elite’ players which they term as less than 4.4. Also these players cannot have 9 hole scores recorded on their record. I am not sure of how this anomaly will play out if a low player enters a GP score in Spain on his EG App which would appear on his UK record but would not be acceptable in his Spanish record which has to mirror his UK one.
Also I have seen that, the Spanish Federation only allow one GP (away?) score on any players record per month - I have not seen this corroborated though. https://www.rfegolf.es/ArtculosDocu...- Artículos en inglés/WHS PROCEDURE GUIDE.pdf

 

[Deleted member 15717]

Also I have seen that, the Spanish Federation only allow one GP (away?) score on any players record per month - I have not seen this corroborated though

A guy in my society lives in Spain, and he has mentioned this. One away score a month - which is laughable