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Not saying most, but there were a lot. But my suspicion is that, in addition to what you mentioned, they just would conveniently fail to report their rounds in the 90's while being diligent about getting their 76 into the database, for ego reasons.

When I used to play competitive tournament golf, I was astounded at all the reverse sandbaggers. It was more important to them to sport a low handicap than to record actual scores they shot during casual rounds. I was constantly winning my flights just because I recorded honestly all my rounds. No way some of those guys were a 5 or a 6 or a 7.

Butternut Farm, Bradford Country Club, and a little farther out, Maplegate Country Club , are the ones that come to mind for me.

Courses in cold weather country won't open just because of exceptionally nice weather, they've got a lot of springtime preparations to do before they open and once they do, they're not going to want to close a few days later when the weather returns to normal.

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