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A player needs a minimum of three 18-hole scores to calculate a Handicap Index (or six 9-hole scores). See “How is a Handicap Index Calculated?” below for more details.
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Your scoring record will show NH (no Handicap Index) until you have posted the minimum number of scores (three 18-hole scores or six 9-hole scores) to establish a Handicap Index.
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Between Jan. 7, 2020 and sometime in April there are no Handicap Index updates scheduled. When those become available the SCGA will advise members how to participate in receiving updates and via what method (email, push notification, etc.)
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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)…
