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jimimc · Oct 08 2011, 01:42 AM

I don't mean drop them all together, I think you should get credit for all your rounds. I just mean don't use them for the SSA calculation, and add them back in after the SSA has been calculated. I've seen courses were the SSA has changed as much as 1.5 strokes between tournaments due to how a few people played, when 80% of the scores remained the same.

Oct 08 2011, 01:42 AM	#2849
jimimc PDGA Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 25	I don't mean drop them all together, I think you should get credit for all your rounds. I just mean don't use them for the SSA calculation, and add them back in after the SSA has been calculated. I've seen courses were the SSA has changed as much as 1.5 strokes between tournaments due to how a few people played, when 80% of the scores remained the same.