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I really like it adjusting so that scores can be directly compared against each other – doesn’t make sense to me to have a handicapping system and then have it not able to be properly directly compared.
It will feel like a blow having my daily come out several shots but as I often play particularly with blokes (eg in the OOMs) it is nice to be able to have a direct comparison. Might give the women more of a fighting chance in the special events we play which have mixed v womens v mens teams.
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I have 2 headaches…
1) Wtf is my chopper cap going to be?
2) Is Tol still lurking? … Does he still not play golf?☠️☠️
1. It will be what it will be
2. WGAF
Ok let’s forget about ‘dont play golf’
It seems my daily cap off the white tees will be same, 1 extra shot off blues.. slope rating ?
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NSW Amateur 9hole Speedgolf champ 2019 & 2020 BTB ?
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15.4 – 16.7!
STILL FUCKING CAPTAIN
Inaugural L4G NSW OOM Round Winner
First Eagle in L4G (NSW) history
2020 Inawgrial L4G NSW OOM Winner
In a past life:
2012 National Championships...Inaugural Supreme Putting Champion
2013 Brass Yacht Winner (Inaugural)
2014 Brass Yacht Winner
2015 Brass Yacht Runner-up
2016 Brass Yacht Winner
2017 Brass Yacht Winner
2018 Brass Yacht Winner
2019 Brass Yacht Winner
2022 Brass Yacht Winner
2023 Brass Yacht Runner-up15.2 to 15.9
… ? …
15.2/0.93 so it should be 16.3
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15.4 – 16.7!
FFS!!!!!!! ??
•Inaugural Victorian OOM Putting Champion - Long Island 2011
•Inaugural ... National champ
•Hole In One - 7th Hole Portsea GC - 9/10/2012
Best ever score off the stick - 74 (Gardiners Run 10/12/2020)
Masters Champion 11/4/202215.4 – 16.7!
FFS!!!!!!! ??
It may be interesting at nationals this year?
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15 to 16.2
Winner Moonah Legends 2013 Nationals
Winner The National 2013 Nationals
Winner 4BBB 2013 Nationals
Winner Stink's 3 Club Challenge 2015
Winner C grade OOM The Sands 2016
Hole-in-one Growling Frog 14/1/17 5th hole 137m TM RBZ 5 hybrid, Srixon AD333 ball
Growling Frog GC Matchplay Champion 2017
Winner B grade OOM Curlewis 2018
Winner Yering Meadows Monthly Medal Dec 2020Low Handicap point 12.7 9/4/16
Finally...and most importantly...
Smoldy....when only the best will do8.2 to 8.2. Everyone else appears to have gone out one to two shots. I don’t understand it.
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You all seem to be comparing your before & after GA Index. The only change there was the scrubbing of the 7% discount.
So they all went out by 7%, or 1 in 14. That was a Golf Aust peculiarity not used anywhere else in the world. But they liked it so much that they brought it into the playing handicap. That’s probably not done anywhere else in the world either.What I found interesting was that the 7% was added in to the ‘new handicap’ on the last round recorded before the golflink shutdown. My anchor was then reset (from 14.5 to 16.5) on my last round (4 days later).
I don’t understand how it could takes 3 days to add 7% to every GA Index. It’s just a simple database update that takes a few seconds.
People say that nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.
No championships worth mentioning in recent years.
Progress is man's ability to complicate simplicity.You all seem to be comparing your before & after GA Index. The only change there was the scrubbing of the 7% discount.
So they all went out by 7%, or 1 in 14. That was a Golf Aust peculiarity not used anywhere else in the world. But they liked it so much that they brought it into the playing handicap. That’s probably not done anywhere else in the world either.What I found interesting was that the 7% was added in to the ‘new handicap’ on the last round recorded before the golflink shutdown. My anchor was then reset (from 14.5 to 16.5) on my last round (4 days later).
I don’t understand how it could takes 3 days to add 7% to every GA Index. It’s just a simple database update that takes a few seconds.
I’m not sure what you’re trying to tell us.
The 7% adjustment is WHY we are looking at our GA, but like up, mine did not adjust out by that 7%
Can you explain why that is?
By the time you realise this part of my signature doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it.
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.
Success is the ability to go from one failure to the next without any loss of enthusiasm.
Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.
Meditation makes doing nothing quite respectable.
You all seem to be comparing your before & after GA Index. The only change there was the scrubbing of the 7% discount.
So they all went out by 7%, or 1 in 14. That was a Golf Aust peculiarity not used anywhere else in the world. But they liked it so much that they brought it into the playing handicap. That’s probably not done anywhere else in the world either.What I found interesting was that the 7% was added in to the ‘new handicap’ on the last round recorded before the golflink shutdown. My anchor was then reset (from 14.5 to 16.5) on my last round (4 days later).
I don’t understand how it could takes 3 days to add 7% to every GA Index. It’s just a simple database update that takes a few seconds.
I’m not sure what you’re trying to tell us.
The 7% adjustment is WHY we are looking at our GA, but like up, mine did not adjust out by that 7%
Can you explain why that is?
The line that first showed the ‘no 7% off’ previously held a different figure calculated under the old system. It may be a flagged round or you may have pushed a flag off the bottom with that round. Then they went through and only changed the ‘new handicap’ on that line to not have 7% deducted.
People say that nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.
No championships worth mentioning in recent years.
Progress is man's ability to complicate simplicity.8.2 to 8.2. Everyone else appears to have gone out one to two shots. I don’t understand it.
You’re looking at the wrong line.
With a ‘cap of 8 you would have gone out by .5 or .6
Unless something else happened on that line which equated to an equal and opposite reaction which would have reduced your ‘cap.People say that nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.
No championships worth mentioning in recent years.
Progress is man's ability to complicate simplicity.8.2 to 8.2. Everyone else appears to have gone out one to two shots. I don’t understand it.
You’re looking at the wrong line.
With a ‘cap of 8 you would have gone out by .5 or .6
Unless something else happened on that line which equated to an equal and opposite reaction which would have reduced your ‘cap.On the 26/01/20 I had 28 points in a flagged round and went from 7.5 to 8.3. On the 27/01/20 I had 33 points in an unflagged round and went from 8.3 to 8.2 which remained unchanged in the swap to WHS. So are you suggesting the adjustment was made on the 27th?
8.2 to 8.2. Everyone else appears to have gone out one to two shots. I don’t understand it.
You’re looking at the wrong line.
With a ‘cap of 8 you would have gone out by .5 or .6
Unless something else happened on that line which equated to an equal and opposite reaction which would have reduced your ‘cap.On the 26/01/20 I had 28 points in a flagged round and went from 7.5 to 8.3. On the 27/01/20 I had 33 points in an unflagged round and went from 8.3 to 8.2 which remained unchanged in the swap to WHS. So are you suggesting the adjustment was made on the 27th?
My last round under the old system was on Sunday 26th. I played on Monday 27th but that didn’t get uploaded to golflink before the shutdown. So, in my case the entry on the 26th was the one that got adjusted up by 7%.
Yours was probably the same. Certainly looks like it from those figures.
People say that nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.
No championships worth mentioning in recent years.
Progress is man's ability to complicate simplicity.
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