quick question-- do you post a score if you played on recently aerated greens?

[Weeping Monk]

Two stupid questions from a newer golfer... Why would aerated greens have less break? << found answer for this one >> Why am I not supposed to post scores out of season (more precisely, I suppose, is why is there even a season?) Sorry for the hijack. Thanks for any answers.

[meenman]

Two stupid questions from a newer golfer...

Why would aerated greens have less break? << found answer for this one >>

Why am I not supposed to post scores out of season (more precisely, I suppose, is why is there even a season?)

Sorry for the hijack. Thanks for any answers.

It depends if you have a season - people like me dont, but where there is a winter and the courses are not maintained, posting is shut down (you cant post even if you try to)

[David in FL]

It depends if you have a season - people like me dont, but where there is a winter and the courses are not maintained, posting is shut down (you cant post even if you try to)

Unless you travel to a place that doesn't have an "off" season and play.....those rounds still need to be posted.

[Weeping Monk]

So what's the reasoning for forbidding postings? Why not allow me to post scores on poorly maintained courses in the freezing cold? Is it considered unfair in some way?

[meenman]

So what's the reasoning for forbidding postings? Why not allow me to post scores on poorly maintained courses in the freezing cold?

Is it considered unfair in some way?

you can read the reasoning here: https://www.usga.org/handicapping/articles_resources/The-Inactive-Season/

[Weeping Monk]

you can read the reasoning here: [URL=https://www.usga.org/handicapping/articles_resources/The-Inactive-Season/]https://www.usga.org/handicapping/articles_resources/The-Inactive-Season/[/URL]

10-4. Thank you.