The 28 and the 6 on one leaderboard.
Net or gross, in Stroke play, Stableford or Skins. Each player brings their handicap index; Cardie™ works out the playing handicap for the course and tees, so the 28 and the 6 can share a leaderboard.
Marco
Summer
Dev
Tai
Jonas
Fair results for every handicap.
Each player's index
Kept from their own rounds.
Cardie™ works out every player's handicap index by the WHS rules from the rounds they save, and uses the one they had when they joined the event.
Playing handicap
Strokes for the course and tees.
Index times slope over 113, plus rating minus par, times the allowance. Each player sees their strokes hole by hole.
Allowance
100%, 95% or 90%.
The share of the course handicap used in net events. 95% is the WHS recommendation for individual stroke play and Stableford.
Allowance
- 100%The full course handicap. Casual rounds and group leaderboards use it too.
- 95%Individual stroke play and Stableford, as the WHS recommends.
- 90%Four-ball and better-ball.
Stableford
Points per hole.
Strokes are placed by stroke index: five points for a net albatross or better, down to none for a net double bogey or worse.
Stableford points
- Net albatross or better
- 5
- Net eagle
- 4
- Net birdie
- 3
- Net par
- 2
- Net bogey
- 1
Net double bogey or worse0
When you need to step in
A handicap for one event
For a guest or a new player, set the index to use. It changes nothing outside the event.
Results stay as published
Later handicap changes never rewrite a published event.
Gross is there too
Any event can be scored gross instead.
