Score cards:

All 18 hole score cards must be submitted for posting to the GHIN system. The Handicap Chairman has the right to penalize anyone who fails to submit a score card for a round played.

All score cards must be signed by the player and attested by at least one playing partner. An unsigned or unattested score card will not be accepted. No score card will be accepted with only the player’s score. The player must have at least one more score on the card and attested by that player.

All score cards must have the local numbers for all the members on the score card.

We have many members with the same last name. Please be sure to have a first name for those members on the score card.

Internet Score Posting:

Beginning in 2008 scores may be posted through the Internet.  WWW.GHIN.COM. Click the tab “Post Online”. Enter your GHIN number. This is the 6 or 7 digit number on your USGA handicap card, not your local 19^th Hole Club number. Enter your name and follow the instructions.

All scores entered through the internet must be backed up by a score card turned into the Pro Shop. On the card write the words “POSTED ON INTERNET”. If a card is not received within 10 days the score will be reversed off the system.

Posting of away scores:

When playing at another course the score may be posted on the computer at that course or may be brought back to the Pro Shop.

If a score is posted on the computer at the away course the score card must be brought to the Pro Shop at Woburn. On the card write “POSTED AWAY SCORE”. If the card is not received within 10 days the score will be reversed off the system

Tournament scores:

We will no longer use the “T” feature on the handicap system.

Joe Sutherland, Handicap Chairman