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National Association
2.1a Authorized Formats of Play
An authorized association must select, from the following list, the formats of play that will be acceptable for handicapping purposes within its jurisdiction for 18 Hole Rounds
Please select all of the formats that your National Association will support
Individual Stroke Play - Organized Competition - Mandatory Selection
Individual Stroke Play - General Play
Individual Stroke Play - Stableford - Organized Competition - Mandatory Selection
Individual Stroke Play - Stableford - General Play
Individual Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - Organized Competition
Individual Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - General Play
Individual Stroke Play - Maximum Score - Organized Competition
Individual Stroke Play - Maximum Score - General Play
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Organized Competition
Four-Ball Stroke Play - General Play
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Stableford - Organized Competition
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Stableford - General Play
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - Organized Competition
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - General Play
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Maximum Score - Organized Competition
Four-Ball Stroke Play - Maximum Score - General Play
Individual Match Play - Organized Competition
Individual Match Play - General Play
Four-Ball Match Play - Organized Competition
Four-Ball Match Play - General Play
Pre Registration - Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide whether players must pre-register their intent to submit a score in general play for handicap purposes:
Please select one of the following
Please select
Option 1 – Players are required to pre-register their intent to submit a score in general play for handicap purposes.
Option 2 – No pre-registration is required for a player to submit a score in general play for handicap purposes.
2.2 Minimum Number of Holes Played for Score to be Acceptable
2.2a For an 18-hole Score
Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide how many holes must be played for an 18-hole score to be acceptable for handicap purposes.
Please select one of the following
Please select
Option 1 – 10 holes.
Option 2 – Any number from 11 to 17 inclusive.
Option 3 – All 18 holes must be played.
2.2b For a 9-hole Score
Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide how many holes must be played for a 9-hole score to be acceptable for handicap purposes.
Please select one of the following
Please select
Option 1 – At least 7 or 8 holes must be played.
Option 2 – All 9 holes must be played.
Option 3 - 9-hole formats are not acceptable for handicap purposes.
2.1a Authorized Formats of Play
If an authorized association allows 9 hole rounds for handicapping it must select, from the following list, the formats of play that will be acceptable for handicapping purposes within its jurisdiction for 9 hole rounds
Please select all of the formats that your National Association will support
Individual Stroke Play - Organized Competition
Individual Stroke Play - General Play
Individual Stroke Play - Stableford - Organized Competition
Individual Stroke Play - Stableford - General Play
Individual Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - Organized Competition
Individual Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - General Play
Individual Stroke Play - Maximum Score - Organized Competition
Individual Stroke Play - Maximum Score - General Play
Four Ball Stroke Play - Organized Competition
Four Ball Stroke Play - General Play
Four Ball Stroke Play - Stableford - Organized Competition
Four Ball Stroke Play - Stableford - General Play
Four Ball Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - Organized Competition
Four Ball Stroke Play - Par/Bogey - General Play
Four Ball Stroke Play - Maximum Score - Organized Competition
Four Ball Stroke Play - Maximum Score - General Play
Individual Match Play - Organized Competition
Individual Match Play - General Play
Four Ball Match Play - Organized Competition
Four Ball Match Play - General Play
4.4 Certification of a Score
Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide how a player’s score should be certified.
Please select one of the following
Please select
Option 1 – A marker is required to certify all hole scores on the player’s scorecard.
Option 2 – Peer review.
Option 3 – A combination of Options 1 and 2.
5.1b For a 9-hole Score
Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide how a 9-hole score is converted to an equivalent 18-hole Score Differential.
Please select one of the following
Please select
Option 1 – Scaling up to an equivalent 18-hole Score Differential, for immediate use.
Option 2 – Combining with another 9-hole score to create an 18-hole Score Differential.
Option 3 – 9-hole formats are not acceptable for handicap purposes.
6.1 Course Handicap Calculation
Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide how a Course Handicap is calculated.
Please select one of the following
Please select
Option 1 – Include an adjustment for the difference between the Course Rating and par.
Option 2 – Not include an adjustment for the difference between the Course Rating and par in the calculation of an 18-hole Course Handicap.
7.1 Authorized Associations have the discretion to require any adjustment to a player’s Handicap Index resulting from a handicap review to be sanctioned or ratified.
Please select one of the following
Please select
National Association authorisation IS required
National Association authorisation IS NOT required
7.1 Authorized Associations have the discretion to decide whether approval is required for the assignment of a Handicap Index below a certain threshold or at the lower end of the handicap range (e.g. for skilled players returning to the game or professional players returning to the amateur game).
Please select one of the following
Please select
National Association authorisation IS required
National Association authorisation IS NOT required
If applicable please advise what the threshold is
7.1 Subject to the 5.0 limit on the upward adjustment of a player’s Handicap Index above their Low Handicap Index, Authorized Associations have the discretion to require upward adjustments of a Handicap Index in excess of a defined number of strokes to be sanctioned or ratified.
Please select one of the following
Please select
National Association authorisation IS required
National Association authorisation IS NOT required
If applicable what is the maximum number of strokes that can be added to a Handicap Index before National Association ratification is required
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