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No they barely change which indicates there is an issue with the system, I will benefit because I get more shots can’t see it being good though
do a few test calculations and you will most changes are small particularly if you are shooting within one or 2 shots of H.I.

I am going a bit the other way round (worse not better)

This my chart and you see from that it takes a significant number of poor scores to change my H.I by m ore than a shot.

It is better than the UHS as under that system the change would have taken about 3 years

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They haven't plotted your current HI (10.0) ? The graph is inherently wrong with the HI lagging behind the differential by one place across the graph.
I think the green is supposed to be it... but it doesn’t look correct, unless they have a fudge factor
do a few test calculations and you will most changes are small particularly if you are shooting within one or 2 shots of H.I.

I am going a bit the other way round (worse not better)

This my chart and you see from that it takes a significant number of poor scores to change my H.I by m ore than a shot.

It is better than the UHS as under that system the change would have taken about 3 years

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yeah yours should show a more upward trend if the system is tracking each event, visually I have you at 10.5-11, your high scores cause little or no fluctuations
 

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They haven't plotted your current HI (10.0) ? The graph is inherently wrong with the HI lagging behind the differential by one place across the graph.
As that graph does not show 'the last 20' at the point of the first currently counting score (the leftmost yellow one', your statement above is invalid! It looks (cursorily) fine for the current position - with 5 out of the last 7 scores counting and for the 2 or 3 previous ones - if working backwards from the current pos. Moving back 1 score would bring the first (currently) out-of-range (blue) score into the calc; moving back 1 or 2 further would bring 2 of the (currently) non-counting (red), but not excessively high scores into the calc, as they both appear to be lower than the earlier blue ones.
 
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As that graph does not show 'the last 20' at the point of the first currently counting score (the leftmost yellow one', your statement above is invalid! It looks (cursorily) fine for the current position - with 5 out of the last 7 scores counting and for the 2 or 3 previous ones - if working backwards from the current pos.-

Check your own last 20 graph. Is the current HI the same plotted end point on the graph?

My graph shows a HI of 5.4 . My current HI is 6.2.
 

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The green line appears to be the HI as at the beginning of the round, rather than the HI following completion of the round. So, yes, it looks as thought the dots should be moved one to the left, which would allow the calculated index from the final round to be shown.
 

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I don't currently have one available, so no can do!

Not entirely sure how that would happen. Do the scores used match? Is the graph 1 score out-of-date (missing your latest one)?

The graph works of the table of 'My Scores'. The current HI is not shown in that table. The table shows the last score and differential but lists the HI played with rather than the resulting Index. The resulting final Handicap Index is shown in Overview only.

It is a bizarre way to display the data either tabulated or graphical.

The most important plot on the graph should be the HI you end up with and it isn't there and every plotted point is one place out so the lines don't move in unison correctly.
 

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The green line appears to be the HI as at the beginning of the round, rather than the HI following completion of the round. So, yes, it looks as thought the dots should be moved one to the left, which would allow the calculated index from the final round to be shown.

Exactly. I pointed this out in the thread I started here but it gained no traction and I was told it would be corrected by more data being uploaded.!!

https://forums.golf-monthly.co.uk/threads/wghs-bugs-and-design-issues.107031/
 

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The graph works of the table of 'My Scores'. The current HI is not shown in that table. The table shows the last score and differential but lists the HI played with rather than the resulting Index. The resulting final Handicap Index is shown in Overview only.

It is a bizarre way to display the data either tabulated or graphical.

The most important plot on the graph should be the HI you end up with and it isn't there and every plotted point is one place out so the lines don't move in unison correctly.
That's what I suspected - and why I asked about the most recent one.
Indeed, a slightly bizarre/not particularly useful graph!
 

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The graph works of the table of 'My Scores'. The current HI is not shown in that table. The table shows the last score and differential but lists the HI played with rather than the resulting Index. The resulting final Handicap Index is shown in Overview only.

It is a bizarre way to display the data either tabulated or graphical.

The most important plot on the graph should be the HI you end up with and it isn't there and every plotted point is one place out so the lines don't move in unison correctly.
That's how Dot golf have always done it to best of my knowledge
 
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