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Okay ive looked on their website and on the USGA website and found nothing. How does GHIN determine what scores they use for your handicap revisions and which scores they dont use. Im looking at my page and there are asteriks where it says "used". I dont understand though what determination is made.
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Okay ive looked on their website and on the USGA website and found nothing. How does GHIN determine what scores they use for your handicap revisions and which scores they dont use. Im looking at my page and there are asteriks where it says "used". I dont understand though what determination is made.

GHIN is the USGA, or something. They apply USGA rules re: handicaps, anyway... you can't have a "GHIN handicap" and a "USGA handicap" and have them be different. They're the same.

But they're a different organization, technically... I think?

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the index supposed to reflect your "potential to score" not "average". That's why they're taking top 10. Additionally if you have a official tournament score - it will be weighted more and go ahead of other scores.
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