Further to the recent communications on the changes to the Handicap Rules, effective from the 1st October, attached please find a printable Summary of the Handicap Rules.
The full version of the Handicap Rules can be viewed here.
Please remember the following key issues: 1. If you are using the HNA phone App, please update it so that it is compatible with the new GolfRSA Handicap Rules, effective from 1st October 2019.
2. Please remember to make sure your round is Registered/Opened on the system by your club prior to play. If it has not been opened by the Club, you can Open/Register the round on the system using your phone App or the Club Terminal before you play.
3. You have to register/open a round on the system before you can enter a score. If you have already played the round and wish to enter a score, you still need to register/open the round first before entering the score.
4. There is a new 24-hour maximum time limit to enter a score, after which you will incur a penalty. The 24 hours starts from 23h00 on the day of play to 23h00 the following day.
Handicap changes include: 1. Maximum Score - Net Double Bogey
2. Average of the best 8 Differentials of the last 20 Rounds.
3. Exceptional Score Changed
4. 9-Hole Course Handicap and revised 9-Hole calculation
5. All Match Play scores must be entered into the Handicap System
Please read through the summary manual to familiarise yourself with the changes.
Kind regards Handicaps Network Africa
AGM
Both the 71th AGM of the Golf Club and the 72th AGM of the Club is tonight, Thursday, the 3rd of October 2019.
The Golf AGM will start at 18:00. Click here to see the agenda for the evening. Here are the minutes from last year's Golf AGM (6 September 2019).
The Club AGM will start at 19:00. Click here to see the agenda for the evening. Here are the minutes from last year's Club AGM (6 September 2019).
We hope to see you all there!
Are you ready for it?
We have our WPCC Pro/Am coming up the 7th of October. Shotgun start at 11:30.
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On his way to victory at this year’s Safeway Open, Champ topped the Driving Distance and Scrambling rankings. An achievement no doubt helped by playing a ball that’s long off the tee and soft around the green.
What part of your body controls your swing? Too many golfers struggle with consistency because their hands (and arms) are too involved in their golf swing.
A swing controlled by the hands and arms depends too much on the finer, smaller muscles. Swinging on plane becomes difficult. Consistency of ball striking is impossible. And it's much more difficult to create power.
You need to let the large muscles control the swing to create consistency and power.
Test it out on the range
On the range, feel what part of your body starts your backswing and what part starts your downswing. Controlling the first movement of both the backswing and downswing with the correct part of your body can be a big pay-off for most of you.
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