Casual round procedure
Pre registration
World Handicap System explained:
How do I submit a WHS score in a non-competition round
Casual Round
First of all, just as you might have done with a Supplementary Score under the old CONGU system, you’ll have to pre-register.
That means you’ll have to sign in, on “HowdidIdo” BEFORE you go out to play.
Your card MUST have the Name of the player, Course H/Cap, which Tee, date and time and the name of the marker. Failing to put these on your card will make your card null and void and will not be included towards your h/cap index.
There are acceptable formats of play, so individual Stroke Play, Stableford, Par/Bogey and Maximum Score can all be used to submit a score.
Four ball stroke play, individual match play and four ball match play rounds can’t be used Once you’ve signalled your intent, and worked out your Course Handicap for the tees you are playing from, go out and play but remember, for scores to be count towards your WHS record, it must be played:
• In accordance with the Rules of Golf
• Over a minimum of 10 holes for an 18 hole round
• With at least one other person
• On a course with a current Course and Slope Rating
Once you’ve finished, submit your score in app the usual return your cards in the grey box and try to do it quickly and, ideally, at the venue where you’ve played.
How do I submit a WHS score in a non-competition round
Casual Round
First of all, just as you might have done with a Supplementary Score under the old CONGU system, you’ll have to pre-register.
That means you’ll have to sign in, on “HowdidIdo” BEFORE you go out to play.
Your card MUST have the Name of the player, Course H/Cap, which Tee, date and time and the name of the marker. Failing to put these on your card will make your card null and void and will not be included towards your h/cap index.
There are acceptable formats of play, so individual Stroke Play, Stableford, Par/Bogey and Maximum Score can all be used to submit a score.
Four ball stroke play, individual match play and four ball match play rounds can’t be used Once you’ve signalled your intent, and worked out your Course Handicap for the tees you are playing from, go out and play but remember, for scores to be count towards your WHS record, it must be played:
• In accordance with the Rules of Golf
• Over a minimum of 10 holes for an 18 hole round
• With at least one other person
• On a course with a current Course and Slope Rating
Once you’ve finished, submit your score in app the usual return your cards in the grey box and try to do it quickly and, ideally, at the venue where you’ve played.