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Before turning in scores for handicap purposes, all players are responsible for adjusting their scores in accordance with Equitable Stroke Control (ESC).
Here's how to apply the ESC Procedure:
1. Use a Course Handicap Table or complete the following
calculation to
convert your USGA Handicap Index to a Course
Handicap for the course you are going to play. CH= Current USGA
Handicap Index multiplied by the Slope Rating of the course being
played, then divided by 113.
2. Use the chart below to look up the maximum score you can post on any hole based on your Course Handicap.
3. If you do not complete a hole, write down the score you most likely would have made. If you do not play a hole or do not play a hole under the Rules of Golf, write down par plus the handicap strokes you would receive on that hole. Such scores should be preceded by an "X." Do not write down your maximum score for an incomplete hole unless your probable score exceeds your maximum score.
| 18-Hole Course Handicap |
9-Hole Course Handicap |
Maximum Score Posted on Any Hole |
| 9 or less | 4 or less | Double Bogey |
| 10 through 19 | 5 through 9 | 7 |
| 20 through 29 | 10 through 14 | 8 |
| 30 through 39 | 15 through 19 | 9 |
| 40 and above | 20 and above | 10 |