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Will USHandicap calculate handicaps in accordance with the World Handicap System as adopted by the USGA? Will the new rules of handicapping be applied for this handicap service?
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| # 1 2/5/2020 1:41:11 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect.
--Jim |
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| # 2 2/7/2020 7:13:43 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Will the we notice anything different once start adding scores? a 5.2 will still be a 5.2?
--Jim |
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| # 6 2/10/2020 9:50:01 AM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Will the we notice anything different once start adding scores? a 5.2 will still be a 5.2?--Jim --Jim |
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| # 7 2/10/2020 9:50:14 AM |
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| # 8 2/26/2020 3:18:10 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Why do we not have daily revisions then? I thought the new WHS would have daily updates. --Jim Under the Rules of Handicapping, you should submit your scores the day you play for two reasons: From website: https://www.usga.org/content/usga/home.. 1. Daily Revisions – Each time you submit a score, that score will be factored into the calculation of your Handicap Index for use the very next day. 2. Playing Conditions Calculation – It uses scores submitted each day to determine any adjustment for abnormal playing conditions. By submitting scores the day you play, you ensure that your Handicap Index will be a responsive and up-to-date indicator of your ability. No excuses anymore, please be sure to post all your scores in a timely fashion! |
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| # 9 2/26/2020 3:18:32 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Why do we not have daily revisions then? I thought the new WHS would have daily updates. --Jim Under the Rules of Handicapping, you should submit your scores the day you play for two reasons: From USGA.org info on WHS 1. Daily Revisions – Each time you submit a score, that score will be factored into the calculation of your Handicap Index for use the very next day. 2. Playing Conditions Calculation – It uses scores submitted each day to determine any adjustment for abnormal playing conditions. By submitting scores the day you play, you ensure that your Handicap Index will be a responsive and up-to-date indicator of your ability. No excuses anymore, please be sure to post all your scores in a timely fashion! |
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| # 10 2/26/2020 3:18:43 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Why do we not have daily revisions then? I thought the new WHS would have daily updates. --Jim Under the Rules of Handicapping, you should submit your scores the day you play for two reasons: From USGA.org info on WHS 1. Daily Revisions – Each time you submit a score, that score will be factored into the calculation of your Handicap Index for use the very next day. 2. Playing Conditions Calculation – It uses scores submitted each day to determine any adjustment for abnormal playing conditions. By submitting scores the day you play, you ensure that your Handicap Index will be a responsive and up-to-date indicator of your ability. No excuses anymore, please be sure to post all your scores in a timely fashion! |
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| # 11 2/26/2020 3:18:59 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Will the we notice anything different once start adding scores? a 5.2 will still be a 5.2?--Jim --Jim Under the Rules of Handicapping, you should submit your scores the day you play for two reasons: From USGA.org info on WHS 1. Daily Revisions – Each time you submit a score, that score will be factored into the calculation of your Handicap Index for use the very next day. 2. Playing Conditions Calculation – It uses scores submitted each day to determine any adjustment for abnormal playing conditions. By submitting scores the day you play, you ensure that your Handicap Index will be a responsive and up-to-date indicator of your ability. No excuses anymore, please be sure to post all your scores in a timely fashion! Content |
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| # 12 2/26/2020 4:19:12 PM |
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| # 13 2/26/2020 4:19:25 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Will the we notice anything different once start adding scores? a 5.2 will still be a 5.2?--Jim --Jim Under the Rules of Handicapping, you should submit your scores the day you play for two reasons: From USGA.org info on WHS 1. Daily Revisions – Each time you submit a score, that score will be factored into the calculation of your Handicap Index for use the very next day. 2. Playing Conditions Calculation – It uses scores submitted each day to determine any adjustment for abnormal playing conditions. By submitting scores the day you play, you ensure that your Handicap Index will be a responsive and up-to-date indicator of your ability. No excuses anymore, please be sure to post all your scores in a timely fashion! Content |
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| # 14 2/27/2020 9:31:11 AM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Will the we notice anything different once start adding scores? a 5.2 will still be a 5.2?--Jim --Jim Under the Rules of Handicapping, you should submit your scores the day you play for two reasons: From USGA.org info on WHS 1. Daily Revisions – Each time you submit a score, that score will be factored into the calculation of your Handicap Index for use the very next day. 2. Playing Conditions Calculation – It uses scores submitted each day to determine any adjustment for abnormal playing conditions. By submitting scores the day you play, you ensure that your Handicap Index will be a responsive and up-to-date indicator of your ability. No excuses anymore, please be sure to post all your scores in a timely fashion! Content --Jim |
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| # 15 3/1/2020 9:27:54 PM |
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Yes, the new WHS rules are in effect. Will the we notice anything different once start adding scores? a 5.2 will still be a 5.2?--Jim --Jim |
