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Handicap Information |
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Instruction for Club Handicap Chair
CWDGA has made available to download in pdf format. Click
here for
Instructions for Club
Handicap Chair
Handicap Revision
The active season for the CWDGA
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CWDGA Handicap Policy
CWDGA member clubs use the CDGA Handicap Information System
and their recommended computer service, to assure uniformity
of handicaps. The CWDGA provides its member clubs with
current copies of The USGA Handicap System manual and The
USGA Handicap System Reference Guide. Member clubs should
thoroughly review and comply with all aspects of the USGA
Handicap System.
Sections 4, 5 and 6 of The USGA Handicap System manual
explains the procedures for adjusting and posting scores and
keeping records. Equitable Stroke Control (ESC) is mandatory
for all golf clubs issuing Handicap Indexes.
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Handicap |
ESC Maximum |
9 or less
10-19
20-29
30-39
40 and above |
Double Bogey
7
8
9
10 |
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player is responsible for returning all acceptable
scores, as defined in Section 5 of the The USGA
Handicap System manual, made at her home course or
away. Scores made at any golf course in this
district during the inactive season may not be
accepted for handicap purposes, but scores made at a
golf course in an area observing an active season
must be posted for handicap purposes, even if they
are made during the inactive season in this
district. See The USGA Handicap System manual,
Section 6-2. The active season for the CWDGA is
April 1 through October 31, 2010.
Scores made during the
four CWDGA tournaments: Championship; One-Day Stroke
Play; Better-Ball of Pairs and Senior Better-Ball of
Pairs - are tournament scores as defined in Section
5-2e of the The USGA Handicap System manual and must
be posted for handicap purposes. Scores posted for
regular play dates at member clubs should not be
designated as tournament scores. |
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Useful Links |
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CDGA Handicap Link
View your handicap history and post your scores using
the CDGA Handicap Link.
Click here for more information.
USGA
Handicaps On-Line
http://www.usga.org/playing/handicaps/handicaps.html
The USGA, in conjunction with the R&A in St.
Andrews, Scotland, writes, interprets and maintains the
Rules of Golf to guard the tradition and integrity of the
game.
Use the link above for more information. |
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