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A golfer must contact their club’s Handicap Chair to have a score corrected or removed. The SCGA normally does not perform any file maintenance requests that come directly from individual members, unless it is clear that a score has been replicated in error.
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For each score posted, a score differential is calculated. This is to determine which scores are the best scores, considering the course difficulty (Course Rating, Slope Rating and a Playing Conditions Calculation are all important). The formula is: Score Differential = (Adjusted Gross score – Course Rating-Playing Conditions Calculation adjustment)…
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Your Handicap Index is a generic standard that is not tied to any course or tees. In order to get the right value for a particular day, you need to convert the Handicap Index into what is called a Course Handicap for playing purposes each time you play. This is…
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An adjusted gross score is a player’s gross score adjusted under the World Handicap System procedures for unfinished holes, conceded strokes, holes not played or not played under the Rules of Golf. The player has a maximum hole score for handicap purposes, identified as Net Double Bogey, which means double…
