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My hdcp is kept at a course I belong to in Maryland but I live in Pennsylvania. Maryland hdcp seaso starts March 15 while Pa starts April 1. If I play in Pa during the march15  thru April 1st do I need to enter those scores into my hdcp or do I wait to enter Pa scores until their official hdcp season starts and just enter my MD scores? 


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  On 3/22/2021 at 5:19 PM, rod7515 said:

My hdcp is kept at a course I belong to in Maryland but I live in Pennsylvania. Maryland hdcp seaso starts March 15 while Pa starts April 1. If I play in Pa during the march15  thru April 1st do I need to enter those scores into my hdcp or do I wait to enter Pa scores until their official hdcp season starts and just enter my MD scores? 

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What matters is the golf season where you play, not at your home course.  Take it to the extreme, a player from Florida isn't required, actually not allowed, to post a score he shoots in January while on vacation in Maine.  If Maryland is doing things right, it will not allow you to enter scores played in PA prior to April 1.  Maryland uses GHIN, and GHIN should make sure that out-of-season scores are not entered.  

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  On 3/22/2021 at 6:05 PM, DaveP043 said:

it will not allow you to enter scores played

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Hi Dave, if a user tries to post a score in regions which are closed, won't the software flag an error message?
I never to post during the closed season, but would imagine a user would not be able to post in regions
which are closed. 

I would think when a player selects a course to post a score and that course is located in a closed region,
then it should give an error message.
It most likely should if a user uses the website or Ghin App, IMO.

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  On 3/23/2021 at 1:06 PM, Club Rat said:

Hi Dave, if a user tries to post a score in regions which are closed, won't the software flag an error message?
I never to post during the closed season, but would imagine a user would not be able to post in regions
which are closed. 

I would think when a player selects a course to post a score and that course is located in a closed region,
then it should give an error message.
It most likely should if a user uses the website or Ghin App, IMO.

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That's was my impression as well, and I just checked.  I tried to post a score for a random course in PA, and was told by GHIN I could not do it because handicap season had not started in PA.   

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  On 3/23/2021 at 1:06 PM, Club Rat said:

Hi Dave, if a user tries to post a score in regions which are closed, won't the software flag an error message?
I never to post during the closed season, but would imagine a user would not be able to post in regions
which are closed. 

I would think when a player selects a course to post a score and that course is located in a closed region,
then it should give an error message.
It most likely should if a user uses the website or Ghin App, IMO.

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I'm not sure about GHIN but I know for a certainty that TheGrint will allow that to happen.   Last year I posted 4 scores after October 31st because we had good weather and I did eventually get an email from GAM telling me I posted scores out of season.   They actually made corrections to TheGrint and changed my rounds to out of season.  

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Other flags the Ghin system will throw are "duplicate scores and score lower than normal"

I recall playing 36 a few years back and scored the same on both rounds.
I usually post my rounds immediately and when I tried to post the 2nd round, it threw the message

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"This may be a duplicate Score" or something to that manner. Do you want to post this score?

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And the one I really Luv is the message "This score is lower than normal, do you want to post this score" LOL
One time I accidently entered something like 48 and didn't realize my error.
Luckily I noticed it when the error message came up and made the correction. 

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