Check the Handicap allowance according to the terms of competition or format of play i. Once play is complete, return your score for processing in the system. Buffer zones are not part of the World Handicap System. No, but a playing conditions calculation PCC will adjust score differentials when abnormal course conditions cause scores to be unusually high or low.
This will be based on how players have performed compared to their expected performance on that golf course. There are no 0. A hole that is started but not completed will be recorded as a net double bogey. Any holes not played will be allocated as a net par.
Yes — you can record all pre-registered scores that follow the rules of golf and are authorised formats of play. The remaining courses will be assigned a provisional rating in the short term and rated in To find out more, visit www. UK [13] Better Together Registered charity Get Golfing is set to transform the golfing experience for members and visitors alike at its collection of eight popular clubs in the South of England.
P ost lockdown has seen Charity Get Golfing CIO complete the takeover of a further six golf sites, taking its portfolio of courses to eight. Set up two years ago by former England amateur Ed Richardson, Get Golfing is a charity that aims to encourage greater participation in golf and deliver a positive impact on the physical and mental health of those who play. It also brings much-needed operational discipline to previously struggling clubs to reverse the worrying trend of course closures.
I have travelled the world working within the industry and playing the game. I have met some amazing people and had so many amazing experiences. During my illness, I thought about my travels and the people I met and began to realise how much I owed to the game. I truly believe that my successful recovery was down to all the rounds of golf I had played and the health benefits that come from it.
Over his career, he has worked for Club Corp. The health benefits are obvious but the opportunity to meet new people from different walks of life and the friendships that come from the game are immense. The idea was that members and visitors could enjoy excellent facilities and be served by staff with a proactive, can-do attitude.
We spend a lot of time training and educating our staff to deliver a genuine personal customer service and give them the skills that will stand them in good stead in any work environment. Our philosophy is to make sure we invest properly in the staff and machinery, so that they have the tools to deliver.
The course always comes first! All of its sites are specialists when it comes to organising golf days, whether a regular society, a corporate day or a fund-raising charity event. Each club provides a dedicated host to make sure the organiser is fully supported all the way through the event. This includes organising welcome goody bags to all visitors and support for larger groups with prizes. And, as a way of saying thank you, each Get Golfing site invites its golf day organisers and a friend to play in its Society Masters Day.
All the golf and food is provided by Get Golfing, along with an amazing goody bag for each competitor and brilliant prizes that includes the winning team going on an all-expenses paid trip to Le Touquet in northern France next year to play against all the other Get Golfing society organiser winners.
For more information, go to www. Set in the world-famous grounds of Hampton Court Palace, this acre site offers all year golf with excellent drainage within the settings of a gradually undulating deer park. In addition, it has one of the largest grass teeing area ranges inside the M25 and two large putting greens. The clubhouse was built in and has all the services including an extensive patio area offering views across the park. This is a hidden gem. Since taking over the course has been completely renovated and now has an excellent reputation TripAdvisor 4.
It is an hole, par course where risk and reward plays a significant role in how you score. The large clubhouse features a spacious balcony overlooking the course and is loved as a suntrap. As good as Redlibbets now is, the welcoming, helpful nature of the staff culture is what always draws the most positive comments.
There is also a busy range and large putting green and short game area that has a signature fountain! This is a really popular club and is known for its relaxed atmosphere. The Bristol Club sits just off junction 17 of the M5 on the outskirts of the city with wonderful views across to the Severn Estuary and Bridge.
The club boasts an hole championship course, a well-equipped, floodlit range and a 9-hole par-3 course, and a Grade II-listed clubhouse that has a reputation for its excellent food. This beautiful hole course has 23 acres of lakes and is recognised as a unique golf experience in the area. Naturally free draining, it offers a great test of golf and has a delightful clubhouse with a large patio area.
Regularly used by Hampshire Golf for championships and training, it has a deserved good reputation for excellent practice facilities with a full-size range with a huge grass teeing area. Born and raised in Oslo, Hovland is currently hovering around the top 30 in the world rankings and looks almost certain to make his debut in the biannual matches when, pandemic aside, it hopefully returns next September.
A talented golfer from an early age — he won the Norwegian Amateur aged 17 — Hovland and his family knew that if he was to pursue a career in professional golf he would have to study in America, away from the freezing winter temperatures of Oslo. He soon found his feet on the college circuit, where he was a three-time All-American, but he really leapt into the national and international spotlight in , when he won the US Amateur at Pebble Beach - the first Norwegian to do so.
His new status as a winner on tour soon had him teeing it up in the top groups, including rounds with major champions Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed. So that was pretty crazy. In a bid to avoid catching the virus, Hovland, who lives in Oklahoma, not far from where he went to college, took the unusual step of driving between events in the early run of tournaments, clocking up over 4, miles in his car criss-crossing the states.
After driving three hours to the first tournament back at the Charles Schwab Challenge in nearby Texas, where he finished 23rd, he then embarked on a hour drive to Hilton Head in South Carolina to play in the RBC Heritage tied 21st. He then stayed at the home of his caddie, Shay Knight, in Charleston, before the two of them drove 13 hours to get to Connecticut for the Travelers Championship tied 11th.
It took another 12 hours to get to Detroit for the Rocket Mortgage tied 12th , and then a three-hour trip to Ohio for the Memorial Tournament 48th. After staying there for two weeks, it took the well-travelled Norwegian another 13 hours to drive all the way back to his home in Stillwater, Oklahoma. How did he pass the time on those endless roads?
He flew to San Francisco to take part in the PGA Championship for the first time, where a final round 66 took him up into a share of 33rd. Since then, he has played in all three FedEx Cup play-off events, finishing 18th at the Northern Trust, 40th at the BMW Championship and 20th at the seasonending Tour Championship, and a hugely impressive tied 13th in the US Open at Winged Foot, where five dropped shots in the final three holes on Sunday cost him a chance of top-threee finish.
Easily viewable no matter the weather, the screen can be easily controlled in all conditions — even while wearing a glove. Boasting 40, pre-loaded courses with pin-point accuracy, it can also connect to the Motocaddy GPS app for smartphone alerts and offers built-in WiFi for super-fast course and system updates. Please include your name, email address, contact telephone number, and where you picked up your copy of Golf News, or if you read it online. The closing date for entries is November 31, When he qualified for the US Open, just 72 hours before the event was due to begin, he was on the verge of losing his PGA Tour card.
And yet, in his first round at a major championship, he shot a flawless six-under-par 66 and went on to finish fifth. He ended the year as world no. Since then, Schauffele has won another two more PGA Tour titles, finished in the top in eight of the 19 majors he has competed in to date and peaked at sixth in the world, one up from his current position following another impressive season which, although yielding no wins, saw him finish second in the FedEx Cup for the second year running and miss a top spot on just one occasion in the last 20 events.
Once the tournament starts, though, the nerves tend to go away. I try to play the cool card and have zero expectations. Schauffele Snr had become interested with golf after stumbling on a simulator in Tokyo and became a scratch player in little over a year after joining the San Diego Golf Academy. He began to pass on his passion for golf to Xander, likening the swing process to a javelin throw, and had him thrashing yard drives before he turned And, as each Major hoves into view, Schauffele knows the pressure is building to get his head in front and keep it there.
The noise around the course as Tiger moved into contention was incredible, and it was an extraordinary event to be a part of. I did have my 30 seconds in the sun with the lead, and it was a really cool feeling, but it proves to that I know I can contend and that I can win at Augusta if things fall into place. UK Y ou went into lockdown on the back of some rather indifferent form. What things were you able to work on during those three months away from tournament golf, and did the break help you to work out what was going wrong?
I worked pretty hard during the tournament shutdown. I felt that I needed to. From a golfing point of view, the enforced break came at a good time for me and enabled me to reset. I certainly came back rested. It was hard to know where my game was at when we returned in June.
I had a putt to force a playoff at Colonial. I drive the ball well. I can putt well. You split from your long-time coach Sean Foley over the summer. Was that as a consequence of the lockdown? Because of the lockdown, I had to spend three months working on my game at home on my own. I made a lot of progress and wanted to keep that momentum going when I returned to competition in June.
I felt it was a good time to take complete ownership of my swing and game. That idea is something Sean has always wanted for me. The door is open whenever I have questions or want his guidance, as he continues to be one of my closest friends. How are you finding playing tournament golf under Covid conditions and without crowds? Tournaments almost feel like a series of competitive practice rounds. The fields have been very strong, but I definitely miss the fans.
I took a while to get my head around the new guidelines and the new routines around social distancing and testing. Has turning 40 last month given you any added motivation to get the best out of your game over the next few years? Talking of playing opportunities, what did it mean to you to be able to sponsor the Rose Ladies Series of tournaments in England over the summer? What do you make of his physical transformation, his US Open win, and how it has changed his game?
Yeah, I saw a massive difference. One, in his physique for sure. My ball speed off the tee is probably around mph, and when I hit it well I carry it yards, and I was 40 yards behind Bryson when I played with him. You can tell the practice swings are very intentional.
That was my thinking really, how do we create something that gives the ladies something to work towards so when the big tournaments came along later in the year, as thankfully they have done, that they were ready to go. To have Georgia Hall and Charley Hull decide not to go over to the States and instead compete in the whole series was a huge boost, but was not just about them, because Gemma Dryburgh won back-to-back events and then went out to the LPGA Tour with a ton of confidence and finished in a tie for sixth, her first ever top on that circuit.
What were your thoughts on the postponement? My initial thoughts were that it took a long time to make the call. I think there were definitely rumblings around that it was going to happen, but my initial thoughts are is going to be a busy year, especially with the Tokyo Olympics added in there.
But more importantly, I think for the Ryder Cup, the fans do make that tournament. In his seven starts on the PGA Tour in he had missed the cut in three of them, withdrew in another, and his best finish was a tie for 39th in Hawaii. As much as perhaps the greatest golfer in the history of the game can be, Nicklaus was not much more than an afterthought heading into the 50th Masters. For the first two rounds, that played out true to form. Nicklaus shot a 74 on Thursday and a 71 on Friday.
He had made the cut, but was already six shots behind the leaders, headed by Ballesteros. Saturday morning dawned overcast and humid, but the winds that had bothered many of the players during the first couple of days were gone. Nicklaus, going out well ahead of the leaders, played well, breaking 70 for the first time that week with a three-under He had clawed within four of the lead, which was now held by Norman.
However, despite being only four back, he trailed Ballesteros, Langer, Watson and Kite, and with seemingly too many good players in front of him, few gave the five-time Masters champion much hope of overturning the deficit. Nicklaus played the first eight holes of the final round in even par, which, although not damaging, hardily gave the impression that he was about to set the world alight, let alone Augusta National.
But It was on the ninth that the Golden Bear began to make his move. He made a birdie there, and when he did the same at the 10th and 11th, a murmur went around the galleries that Jack was on the charge. What about me? The par-three 16th had its usual Sunday accessible pin location, and Nicklaus took advantage, sticking his tee shot from yards to just inside four feet and making the birdie putt. On 17, he was faced with an foot putt for birdie, a putt he simply had to make if he had any chance of claiming the most unlikely of victories.
As he was lining up the putt, Nicklaus heard a huge groan from the crowd at the 15th, where Ballesteros had just hit his second shot into the water. Needing to par the last for a 65 — and a back nine of 30 — Nicklaus duly obliged, fading a 3-wood off the tee to the centre of the fairway and hitting a 5-iron to the green, to complete 72 holes in nine under par for the clubhouse lead.
He then could only sit back and wait patiently as the rest of the field completed their rounds and tried to catch him. Watson shot a 71 and finished on Price shot a 71 and finished on Ballesteros shot a 70 and finished on Norman shot a 70 and finished tied for second with Kite, who shot a Nicklaus had won his sixth green jacket and his 18th major championship. It would be his last victory on tour — but oh what a victory. With rain wiping out the first round, the tournament had already been reduced from 72 to 54 holes ahead of the scheduled 36 holes of stroke play.
Despite the challenges presented by the pandemic, there was much enthusiasm on show at North Hants, where there were plenty of opportunities for members to make new golfing friends and grow their network of contacts. Fresh from hosting the Rose Ladies Series, North Hants was in fantastic condition and with members attending from all over the country, there were many visiting this beautiful course for the first time.
Linksbook is proud of its association with some superb brand partners, eager to back the new concept in golf networking. The club, which changed hands in , with Clare Oatley, John Deacon and Cheryl Brazer at the helm, attracted 15, visitors during the eight-month season that it was open in We close our doors with sad hearts, but incredible memories.
There were no run-away winners on the day, with both the team and individual competitions proving to be incredibly close. Neil himself also won the individual competition with 38pts. Linsksbook, which is hoping to offer a full programme of one day and residential events next year with a potential overseas final.
Linksbook is free to join. To sign up, visit www. The TPG Sports Events Golf Day attracted a field of golfers, who played in an hole competition at the popular East Sussex-based venue held under strict Covid safety guidelines, with staggered starts and social distancing measures in place. Toby Graves, the year-old professional golfer and managing director of TPG Sports Events pictured above , organised the golf day in support of Rockinghorse and to aid him in his professional career.
Graves is looking to grow TPG Sports Events in , with a number of golf days planned in Brighton, Eastbourne, Worthing and Crawley, ranging from charity events to networking golf leagues. For more details, visit www. Strike it Rite! PING G on special offer!!! Golf, 1 Stanley Way, St. How does it feel to have finally got that on you CV? F You looked a little shocked when you came off the final green and you found out you were in a play-off.
Did you not keep tabs on the scores? I was feeling pretty nervous over the last nine holes, and for whatever reason I never looked at the leaderboard once, so I had no idea where I was until right at the end. To bogey the last and fall back into a play-off was devastating, and I had to try and regroup and make sure I won the play-off.
As great and as life changing as that was, how important is it to be able to move your story on from that? Obviously it was amazing to win my first major, let alone my first event. Where we you when lockdown was announced in March and how were those three months off? I was playing in Australia when I heard, and I came straight back to England. While the lockdown was horrendous for a lot of people, for me it was a way to slow down, be at home a little bit more, and catch up with some things around the house.
What made you decide not to stay at home? I was quite happy here. The weather was pretty good and I really wanted to make my return back at the Scottish Open. How worried were you about playing in America given the situation with the pandemic over there? But I played in a pro-am in Worplesdon soon after golf re-opened in May and I absolutely loved having a scorecard in my hand again, and I quickly decided that I should play in as many of the series events as I could.
They were very different events, only being one round, so you had to get off to a quick start to have any sort of chance. But it gave me something to practise for every week, and it was really good just to get out there with a scorecard in my hand and compete. It meant a lot to all of us.
How important has he been not only in his professional role, but also being there to support you? Playing professional golf is a team effort — people forget sometimes how much we travel and how much time we spend away from home. It can get very lonely if you are on your own, so it is great to have Harry with me, not just as a boyfriend and a caddy, but also as a travelling companion.
He definitely helps me be more relaxed on the course. We are still boyfriend and girlfriend, but we just stay focused on the golf. He truly wants me to play well and I know he is someone I can speak to about everything and anything, as I do get a bit stressed at times.
He can be a bit too laid-back, but I think I can be a bit too much the other way, so we balance each other out well. As a caddy, he does all the yardages with me, double checks that we have the right number of clubs, all that kind of stuff, but in terms of the green reading, I have always done that myself.
But we are all competitive and want to beat each other, so it was great to win at Bearwood Lakes and The Shire after finishing second in the other three. What were your thoughts on that week? With the wind and the rain and the long rounds, it turned into a real slog. I was pleased with the way I finished off the weekend, but it was a difficult week.
How did you feel about playing with no fans? I think it had much bigger impact than I thought. There can be some big distances between venues, and time differences, so you have to factor all that in to. We obviously play for a lot more money in America, but it also costs a lot more to get out there and stay out there. If you are not playing well and missing a lot of cuts, it is extremely expensive. It is expensive, but if you do play well, the rewards are there. We are kind of more about hitting fairways and greens and putting well.
I think if they can take that from it, it would be a positive. What more do you think needs to be done to speed things up? Are you in favour of harsher penalties? Last summer, Philip Harvey, county secretary for The Lancashire Union of Golf Clubs, wrote to England Golf chairman Nic Coward to say there was widespread opposition to the proposal within the industry. It was proposed that the scheme would be introduced in For all the details of the new World Handicapping System, see the feature on page However, each time I managed to get ahead of myself.
Coming to the last few holes I knew I was in touching distance and tried to draw on what I did well in my younger day. A two-putt five duly sealed the deal on the 18th — and earned a cut in her handicap from six to five. A former Lady Captain of Walton Heath, Jill has been winning national and regional titles for 50 years. Her finest moment came at Silloth-on-Solway in when she beat Regina Lautens to claim the British title.
At regional level, she was Surrey County Champion 15 times and helped Surrey win the County Championships on eight occasions. At her peak she played off plus three and continues to enjoy the competition. However, equalling her age has created a huge stir at the club, much to her surprise.
The tricky par-3 sixth - stay below the hole! More thought is required at the short par-4 fourth where you can block yourself out on the right as did I , and five is another longish two-shotter before the pretty, heathery, par-3 sixth. Here, if you are above the hole, you can create Augusta-like embarrassment for yourself as you putt down… and off the green, turning a birdie chance into a triple-bogey. You need a good drive up the right-hand side of the fairway at seven to see the green which itself offers another roller-coaster ride, and the first half finishes with attractive holes at eight and nine.
Looking way back and down to the tee at the tenth The tenth is a long par-3 up the hill, and twelve is a real birdie chance, especially for the longer-hitters. The short thirteenth is another attractive hole Thirteen is another good-looking short hole with its green in a wooded glade. The second par-5 comes next with a drainage ditch awkwardly placed some way short of the green that makes you think carefully about your lay-up. Hole 17 on the Old plays every inch its length I very much like the penultimate hole with a its relatively small green waiting for you watched over by yet more mature trees.
Team Golf Monthly hard at work at Burhill The Burhill fleet has now expanded to become BGL Golf opens in new tab and it boasts 22 courses in ten locations across the southern half of England. With two quite contrasting but complementary courses back at base, great practice facilities, a fabulous rabbit-warren of a clubhouse and plenty of off-course activities, Burhill is one of a new breed, with the Old Course its flagship.
Rob Smith Contributing Editor Rob Smith has been playing golf for more than 40 years and been a contributing editor for Golf Monthly for over ten years, specialising in course reviews and travel. He has now played more than 1, different courses in almost 50 countries.
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