How are team handicaps determined for a 2-Person Scramble? The governing bodies (USGA and R&A) do not provide rules for handicapping scrambles. However, the most used method for handicapping a 2-man scramble is also the one recommended by the USGA.
Where Golfer A is the lower-handicapped player on the team and Golfer B the higher-handicapped.
Let's do an example. Say Golfer A's handicap is 8 and Golfer B's is 21. Thirty-five percent of 8 is 2.8; 15 percent of 21 is 3.15. So, add 2.8 and 3.15 to get 5.95, and this team's scramble handicap is 6 (round up or down to the nearest whole number).
How are team handicaps determined for a 2-Person Alternate Shot? The governing bodies (USGA and R&A) do not provide rules for handicapping scrambles. However, the most used method for handicapping a 2-man Alternate Shot is also the one recommended by the USGA.
Where Golfer A is the lower-handicapped player on the team and Golfer B the higher-handicapped.
Let's do an example. Say Golfer A's handicap is 8 and Golfer B's is 21. Sixty percent of 8 is 4.8; 40 percent of 21 is 8.4. So, add 4.8 and 8.4 to get 13.2, and this team's scramble handicap is 13 (round up or down to the nearest whole number).
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