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Originally Posted by mrkajz44
Speaking of "handicap max score", I'm curious how many people use ESC and stop playing a hole? What are people's thoughts? I've always been of the opinion that ESC is pretty much BS - if you got a 9 or 10 on the hole, then that's what you got. You should only adjust to the max score (which is now a net double bogey) if you are entering the score for handicap purposes.
I also think that limiting players to a net double bogey artificially keep handicaps down as most players I know in my skill bracket (14 handicap right now) often struggle with big numbers on a few holes, but play pretty well otherwise. Take away a few 8s or a 9 and your score looks a lot better than it actually was (say an 89 vs 91)
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I use the Golf Canada website for recording my scores.
https://scg.golfcanada.ca/login
I count all strokes regardless of ESC.