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Handicap

  • 08-03-2019 9:52am
    #1
    thecomedian
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    I’ve a friend who is a life member of a club but he only plays there a few tines a year, he lives a good distance from it.
    He has no handicap but is it possible for him to get his handicap through another club that he plays regularly but isn’t a member of.


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  • #2
    Dayor Knight
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    thecomedian wrote: »
    I’ve a friend who is a life member of a club but he only plays there a few tines a year, he lives a good distance from it.
    He has no handicap but is it possible for him to get his handicap through another club that he plays regularly but isn’t a member of.

    Don't think so. Have to nominate a home club, normally where you play most (as a member). Home club manages your handicap and you have to play at least 3 qualifying rounds there each year to maintain it. Sounds like your friend would have to spend a bit more time at the remote club to achieve that, or join another club closer to home to get his handicap.


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