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    Golf world handicap system

    Gets on meh tits how folk abuse it.

    Assssssholes

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    Glad to learn that something serious upsets you! Everything at Dens is hunky dory!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BCram View Post
    Glad to learn that something serious upsets you! Everything at Dens is hunky dory!
    By dens you mean the dilapidated sports arena that we don't own and which the club have decamped from?

    Or Dundee FC whose temporary owners just couldn't give a flying **** about the fans or the footballing side

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    By dens you mean the dilapidated sports arena that we don't own and which the club have decamped from?

    Or Dundee FC whose temporary owners just couldn't give a flying **** about the fans or the footballing side
    Actually deliberately chose Dens to encompass what ever you wanted. I think the owners will be away and our team will still be playing at Dens. Saying that it sounds pretty wishful thinking but if we stick together we can see off these current custodians.

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    Wonder if we tried to help them get planning permission for Campy without the stadium if that might be a big enough incentive to disinvestment?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    Gets on meh tits how folk abuse it.

    Assssssholes
    How does it work and why was it changed in the first place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    How does it work and why was it changed in the first place.
    So you can play from different marks at different courses......and so it was standardised world over.

    Basically best 8 scores of last 20 but it jumps about a bit.

    Gone are the days of going up 0.1

    Imho it's exciting in that you can go up or down quickly but so open to abuse it's not true.

    A cple of weeks ago my partner and I lost a club greensomes 3&2 to a 24 handicap and 33 handicap player

    We played 6 under our greensomes handicap but lost to a team that played 12 under.🫣

    I've never seen a 24 handicap and 33 handicap golfer go round a golf course without hitting 1 naff shot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    So you can play from different marks at different courses......and so it was standardised world over.

    Basically best 8 scores of last 20 but it jumps about a bit.

    Gone are the days of going up 0.1

    Imho it's exciting in that you can go up or down quickly but so open to abuse it's not true.

    A cple of weeks ago my partner and I lost a club greensomes 3&2 to a 24 handicap and 33 handicap player

    We played 6 under our greensomes handicap but lost to a team that played 12 under.🫣

    I've never seen a 24 handicap and 33 handicap golfer go round a golf course without hitting 1 naff shot.
    These new rules certainly seems to encourage ‘bandits’ playing in match play golf competitions.
    The simple solution in my opinion is to stop playing in match play competitions until this shambles gets sorted out.
    The previous handicap system with people going up 0.1 or their handicap being reduced by 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 or 0.4 for each stroke under the Competition Standard Score (CSS) depending on their handicap category encouraged ‘pot hunters’.
    It look a long time for golfers to get to their true handicap and in the meantime they won a lot of match play competitions.
    Back then golfers could have their handicap reduced by reputation but it rarely happened.
    I know of one member of Downfield GC who had their handicap of 18 reduced by reputation after this golfer qualified for the scratch section of the Craws Nest Tassie at Carnoustie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    These new rules certainly seems to encourage ‘bandits’ playing in match play golf competitions.
    The simple solution in my opinion is to stop playing in match play competitions until this shambles gets sorted out.
    The previous handicap system with people going up 0.1 or their handicap being reduced by 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 or 0.4 for each stroke under the Competition Standard Score (CSS) depending on their handicap category encouraged ‘pot hunters’.
    It look a long time for golfers to get to their true handicap and in the meantime they won a lot of match play competitions.
    Back then golfers could have their handicap reduced by reputation but it rarely happened.
    I know of one member of Downfield GC who had their handicap of 18 reduced by reputation after this golfer qualified for the scratch section of the Craws Nest Tassie at Carnoustie.
    Who was that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BP33 View Post
    Who was that?
    His name was Kevin Egan.

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