Member Handicaps

A golf handicap index measures an amateur player’s ability to play golf. In short, a handicap is calculated as the average number of strokes above par a player is likely to score for any given round.

In our Society, we have the following rules which we’ve found over the years to be fair and facilitate a good spread of winners throughout each season’s fixtures.

  • The winner of each competition is cut by 1 shot (regardless of total pts scored)
  • Players scoring more than 36 pts are cut according to the table below
  • Players scoring 30 – 36pts will maintain their current handicap
  • Players scoring less than 30 pts will have their handicaps increased according to the table below
  • For calculations, all non-scoring holes (blobs), count as 1 Stableford point each

Category Current Handicap Adjustment
1 0 – 6.9 0.1
2 7 – 13.9 0.2
3 14 – 20.9 0.3
4 21 – 27.9 0.4
5 28 – 54 0.5

Last updated by committee: 8th July 2026.

Handicap Analysis

Lowest handicap

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Average handicap

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Highest handicap

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Players: – Average: – Range: –
Latest recorded value per player

Overview

Every active member, ranked. Longer bar = higher handicap. Bar colour shows handicap category (see table above).

Trends

Start → current, net movement, and season trend. ▼ means the handicap improved.

PlayerStartCurrentNetTrend