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If the player’s reason for not playing one hole or more holes is considered invalid, the score is not acceptable for handicap purposes, but the Handicap Committee may consider posting a penalty score to the player’s scoring record (see Rule 7.1 Handicap Committee).
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Course Handicap. The number of handicap strokes a player receives, before handicap allowances, from a specific set of tees as determined by the Slope Rating and the difference between Course Rating and par (see Rule 6.1 Course Handicap Calculation).
The player is required to provide the number of strokes taken only before the opponent makes his or her next stroke or takes a similar action.
Rules of Handicapping. Effective January 2020. d R&A Rules Limited. Together, the USGA, based in Liberty Corner, New Jersey, and The R&A, based in St Andrews, Scotland govern the game worldwide, including writing and interpreting the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status and Rules of Handicapping.
Rule 3.2a provides more clarity on what might constitute a valid or invalid reason for not playing one or more holes. Rule 3.2b sets out a new method for calculating an 18-hole Score
The Handicap Index is a number with a decimal point (i.e. 14.2) used to indicate a measurement of a player's potential ability on a course of standard playing difficulty.
