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Date: 08 Oct 2006 14:59:33
From: jimpep
Subject: rules questions - posting score of DQ player
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During a recent tournament, we had some players fail to sign their
score card before turning them in, and ended up with a DQ. The question
is, when posting the T scores for this tournament can/should these
players scores be posted.
I've looked at the usga's decisions on the rules of golf, but it's not
addressed there. If anyone has knowledge of the correct ruling I'd like
to a reply. Thanks.
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Date: 08 Oct 2006 16:23:08
From: jimpep
Subject: Re: rules questions - posting score of DQ player
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sfb,
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. Even the example that
section gave was the exact situation we had. Appreciate the reply.
sfb wrote:
> It isn't a ROG question, but rather one for The USGA Handicap System Manual.
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> Section 5 Scores: 5-1/e. Disqualification
> A player who is disqualified from a competition, but has an acceptable
> score, must record an adjusted gross score for handicap purposes. For
> example, a player who is disqualified from a competition for failure to sign
> a scorecard has an acceptable score for handicap purposes.
>
> "jimpep" <fflchico@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1160344773.516256.54620@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
> > During a recent tournament, we had some players fail to sign their
> > score card before turning them in, and ended up with a DQ. The question
> > is, when posting the T scores for this tournament can/should these
> > players scores be posted.
> >
> > I've looked at the usga's decisions on the rules of golf, but it's not
> > addressed there. If anyone has knowledge of the correct ruling I'd like
> > to a reply. Thanks.
> >
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Date: 08 Oct 2006 18:07:20
From: sfb
Subject: Re: rules questions - posting score of DQ player
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It isn't a ROG question, but rather one for The USGA Handicap System Manual.
Section 5 Scores: 5-1/e. Disqualification
A player who is disqualified from a competition, but has an acceptable
score, must record an adjusted gross score for handicap purposes. For
example, a player who is disqualified from a competition for failure to sign
a scorecard has an acceptable score for handicap purposes.
"jimpep" <fflchico@yahoo.com > wrote in message
news:1160344773.516256.54620@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
> During a recent tournament, we had some players fail to sign their
> score card before turning them in, and ended up with a DQ. The question
> is, when posting the T scores for this tournament can/should these
> players scores be posted.
>
> I've looked at the usga's decisions on the rules of golf, but it's not
> addressed there. If anyone has knowledge of the correct ruling I'd like
> to a reply. Thanks.
>
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