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The SCGA issues the rating values and populates the computers tied to GHIN, the SCGA website and the USGA website. Please use the computer display/SCGA.org information. Often times a course will print a large number of scorecards and continue to use those until they run out, even if new ratings…
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No, only your GHIN number and last name are important for posting a score.
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When you look at your scoring record, you should see a heading of Recent Scores and Revision Scores. The score posted today should be in the Recent Scores section. When an update takes place shortly after midnight that score would then be categorized in the revision scores section and incorporated…
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The Low Handicap Index is the lowest Handicap Index value that an individual has had in the 12 months. It is not calculated; it just looks at each of the issued Handicap Index values that a golfer has on record during the time period. A player does not have a…
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Yes, the World Handicap System requires that you are to be a part of what it identifies as a “golf club” in order to receive a Handicap Index. The Handicap System is built around something called peer review, which is oversight by a group and the ability of people you…
