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Competition - Card marker

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  • 23-07-2019 8:57pm
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    davegilly
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    Does the person marking your card have to actually play or can they just walk around with you and mark it.

    For example if I enter an open competition online through the BRS and there is nobody available to play with so I bring my son with me, can he mark my card? He's 9 by the way :) He might play a few holes but he'd prefer to be driving the buggy!
    Anyway, just wondering what the procedure is with this.


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    slave1
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    Generally speaking if a club comp it would need to be someone with a GUI handicap, never heard of a casual walking partner being okay

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    Seve OB
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    slave1 wrote: »
    Generally speaking if a club comp it would need to be someone with a GUI handicap, never heard of a casual walking partner being okay

    They do it on the pga/European tours on occasion.


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    First Up
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    davegilly wrote:
    Does the person marking your card have to actually play or can they just walk around with you and mark it.


    Ask the club.


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    spacecoyote
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    I doubt your son could, but I know that in some clubs they'll send out a junior member, or one of the junior guys from the club shop to go out as a marker


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