Score Cards
We are now back to normal in terms of marking cards!
- Make sure that you comply with the normal methods used under Rule 3.3b.
- Players must fill in their details on their own card and agree who is their marker, and then must exchange cards on the first tee!
- Players should record their marker's gross score on each hole in column A. If the competition is a Stableford you can also add the marker's points for each hole.
- Players should record their own gross scores on each hole in the Marker's Score Column. If the competition is a Stableford also complete their own nett score and points for each hole.
- At the end of the round, you must sign as the Marker and then exchange cards! The player should sign their own card.
- Due to the way that the WHS works, unless it is genuinely impossible for you to do so, please enter your own score through the Master Scoreboard website and post your card in the Score cards drawer in the clubhouse foyer or the Competition box.
- All scores and cards should be submitted on the day that you actually play.
- Please key your Gross score per hole to Master Scoreboard, it will work out your net score and Stablefords points. Enter zero for any hole where you picked up in a Stableford - just ignore NR being displayed in that case because it only applies to your total gross and nett scores.
- Due to some quirks in the new WHS for Stablefords, we recommend that you don't pick up on holes unless you are going to score a nett double bogey or worse, e.g. if your playing handicap is 17, on the stroke index 18 hole hole out for a gross 5 or better, but pick up if you cannot do better than a 6.
- Rule 3.3b of the Rules of Golf requires you to put your Course Handicap on the scorecard, but it is also recommended that you include your WHS Index and Playing Handicap also.
- If you have any problems, please contact our Handicap Secretary Rob Moore (Tel: 07771 588335, email: howler@sky.com) - more details here!
As a final reminder please fill in the following on the scorecard :-
Your Name;
Your Handicap Index (WHS);
Your Course Handicap;
Your Playing Handicap;
Competition;
Date;
Marker's Signature;
Your Signature.
Your gross scores in column A
Your marker's scores in the marker's score column
Competition Entry
Book your tee slot using the same online booking system as for recreational golf.
Remember that members and visitors are allowed to play on the course even if they are not taking part in the competition.
But competition entrants have priority.
If you are having problems finding someone to play with as a marker, please contact a committee member and we will try to help.