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The Rules of Handicapping are divided into six sections: 1) Fundamentals of Handicapping (Rule 1) 2) Scores for Handicap Purposes (Rules 2-4) 3) Handicap Calculation and Updating a Handicap Index (Rules 5-6) 4) Administration of a Handicap Index (Rule 7) 5) Appendices (A-G) 6) Local Guidance for Golf Club Committees.
HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL This manual is the complete book of information and instruction about the Handicap System. First, you will find the purpose and requirements of the Handicap
Course Handicap Table Instructions:1. Select the chart corresponding to the tees you will play. 2. Find your handicap Factor range in the left column. 3. Play to the course Handicap in the opposite column. Handicap FactorCourse Handicap Slope Rating: 155 +3.5to+3.3+5 +3.2 to+2.6+4 +2.5to+1.9+3 +1.8to+1.1+2 +1.0to+0.4+1 +0.3 to0.30 0.4to1.01 1 ...
I’m currently the Chief Sport Officer at Golf Canada where I’m working with a great group of colleagues to grow domestic participation in the sport and enhance Canada’s global prominence in elite golf.
writing and interpreting the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status and Rules of Handicapping. In collaborating to issue the Rules of Golf and Rules of Amateur Status, the USGA and The R&A operate in separate working jurisdictions. The USGA is responsible for administering the Rules of Golf and Rules of Amateur Status in the United States, its
All You Need To Know. What is the purpose of the Handicap System? The Handicap System makes the game of golf more enjoyable by enabling golfers of differing abilities to compete on an equi-table basis.
The number of scores needed to establish a Handicap Index is 54 holes from any combination of 18-hole and 9-hole rounds. A consistent handicap that is portable from tee to tee, course to course and country to country through worldwide use of the World Handicap System.
