If you have 2 rounds in, you have a handicap for this week! They are listed in the spreadsheet. Mine is 13. If it's a wet slushy mess on Sunday, we'll play the 24 hole shorts layout. The SSA for that layout is 48 - a 1000 rated player better birdie 'em all! Or maybe par on 7 with one ace... Anyway. That means par for ME is 48+13=61. Zerbe (15) needs to shoot a 63 and Jacke and Siwek (9) need to shoot 57's for us all to tie!
Each layout has a different SSA, allowing us to switch it up and keep it fair.
Don't worry about ANY of this on your score cards. Keep score against course par and turn 'em in. The spreadsheet will do the math.
Remember to stick around for your tag after the round! It saves me from having to adjust the actual tag standings manually after posting scores, AND it keeps the players you beat from getting more points!
Handicaps!
Firstly, here's the spreadsheet I'm using to track the league and calculate handicaps:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uKKZpkaWkCdnS1hVGeEopuyvhojA4_Om77EP3i4h68Q/edit?usp=sharing
If you have 2 rounds in, you have a handicap for this week! They are listed in the spreadsheet. Mine is 13. If it's a wet slushy mess on Sunday, we'll play the 24 hole shorts layout. The SSA for that layout is 48 - a 1000 rated player better birdie 'em all! Or maybe par on 7 with one ace... Anyway. That means par for ME is 48+13=61. Zerbe (15) needs to shoot a 63 and Jacke and Siwek (9) need to shoot 57's for us all to tie!
Each layout has a different SSA, allowing us to switch it up and keep it fair.
Don't worry about ANY of this on your score cards. Keep score against course par and turn 'em in. The spreadsheet will do the math.
Remember to stick around for your tag after the round! It saves me from having to adjust the actual tag standings manually after posting scores, AND it keeps the players you beat from getting more points!