Would you have carried on....

That literally isn't how medals work

But it should work, as clearly this guy is not going to be in the running for a prize, and for WHS his 18 would only be treated as a net double bogey, so why shouldn't he have picked up sooner, recorded an NR for that hole and gave his partners, and those behind him, a chance to enjoy their round too.
 
I didn’t know @Bratty was off 20?
I'll have you know I had 21 points for the front 9 in this morning's stableford. 14 on the back though, so rather average overall! But it's coming.
To the OP's question, I would have nr'd after the 2nd highest score, but carried on playing, picking up on every hole I was out of in stableford format.
 
Tell the poor bloke to join the snooker club instead, I get you sometimes have a blow out on medal, but 70 over's ridiculous, how bad is he?
 
if you'd taken 51 shots over 4 holes.....:eek::eek::eek::eek:
Made up of an 18, 12, 11 and 10.
Playing off 20, finishing with a Gross 142, that's 70 over.
I remember being 40 over by 14 off 22 and I never hit another shot, walked the remainder, marking my partners card. I then never touched a ball for two weeks and had a weekly lesson for 4 beforI played again.
 
If I was playing and particularly marking a card I would not walk in or give up.
However for the sake of everyone's sanity I would probably just play each hole no further than net double bogey.
 
But it should work, as clearly this guy is not going to be in the running for a prize, and for WHS his 18 would only be treated as a net double bogey, so why shouldn't he have picked up sooner, recorded an NR for that hole and gave his partners, and those behind him, a chance to enjoy their round too.
How do you know? He's off a 44 handicap, he shoots 5 over on one hole, that's not a big deal with that many shots in the tank, indeed it'd be expected of someone that poor. A medal is a medal, but all means pick up on a duff hole, but you're posting an NR
 
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