So Here's My dilema!..........

[montru]

I am from the UK but live here in FL full time for the last six years, I have many friends come over from Europe, and twice a year (every spring & fall) we play a four round stableford tourny  for a trophy, I was the the two time defending champ, but I have had a strained rotator cuff injury for the last 6-7 weeks but I played through it not wanting to dissapoint my visiting friends.

At the end of the tournament not surprisingly I finished in last place.

Due to my injury I have not posted any of my last 6-7 rounds because I know that it would not be a "fair" post due to my injury.

Should I post the scores? Knowing for certain that it will put my hdcp up significantly due to the bad scores!!!!

Two weeks later, after the tournament has finished and I have rested my shoulder for a week, I go out today with one of my friends from Europe and shoot a 79, with an 8 on a par 3, we were playing for money so had to play everything down etc.

I shot 37 on the front 9 with three birdies, opened the back 9 with another birdie, we get to the 14th hole, a par 3 (I'm even par for the round) and the guy I'm paying with asks me if I had anything in my bag for a headache. I got out my little pill bottle containing some Aleve, he asks me if it contained any Ibuprofen, so I took off my sun glasses and put on my reading glasses to read the label for him, without thinking when the green cleared, I tee'd it up and put my ball in the water, I re- teed and put another one in the water, I re-teed again, missed the green, then realised I was trying to hit the ball with my reading glasses on!!!!! I ended up with an eight on a par three. I finished the last four holes bogey, par, bogey, par. So, with an 8 on a par 3, I still shot 79 gross with an ESC score of 76.

[BrushCaddy]

If you're certain your health will improve and you'll be back at your normal playing level then leave them out.   If you think you'll be down and out for a long time then put them in.

[montru]

I am pretty confident that my shoulder injury was just a "glich in the system" and now that I have rested, and will probably rest for another week that normal service will be resumed lol. about half of my friends say I should post them and the other half say I should not because I was playing injured.

If I post them all, and we are talking of at least seven rounds, I know that my hndcp would go up to at least 14, but the next time out I would feel that I was being dishonest, if that makes sense?

You only have to look at todays round, apart from the par 3, I played with my reading glasses on!!!!, I was was solid and played to under 12.