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Differences between handicap systems around the world


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2 hours ago, Rulesman said:

Correct

Yes, correct. But in the Netherlands you could not score a 9 hole round when hcp was 11.4 or lower for handicap purposes. In 2016 they changed it, now it is legit until 4.4. You get a standard score for 9 holes. This makes it a lot easier to lower your handicap.

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