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14. I have two membership numbers, what should I do? - Top

Maintaining multiple membership numbers is prohibited by the SCGA/USGA handicap system. Please ask your Handicap Chairman to complete a Consolidation Form and forward it to the SCGA. The SCGA will combine the two scoring files into the number with the largest history. In most cases that would be the original or older of the two member numbers. On the 1st of the coming month only 1 membership number will remain active. - Updated: August 10, 2005

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This section covers several general handicap related questions.

14. I have two membership numbers, what should I do? - Top: Maintaining multiple membership numbers is prohibited by the SCGA/USGA handicap system. Please ask your Handicap Chairman to complete a Consolidation Form and forward it to the SCGA. The SCGA will combine the two scoring files into the number with the largest history. In most cases that would be the original or older of the two member numbers. On the 1st of the coming month only 1 membership number will remain active. - Updated: August 10, 2005