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Re: Question about averages

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Sun, Jun 22 2014 10:46 PM (5 replies)
  • FlexibleAsARock
    101 Posts
    Fri, Jun 20 2014 6:21 AM

    Curious whether anyone has some insight for me.

     

    My question is " I turned master 2 or 3 days ago and since then i have played 3 ranked strokeplay rounds, in all 3 of these rounds i scored 39 on 3 different courses.  with that being said i have been playing for about 6 months and i have never shot the same score 3 consecutive times, even on the same course...

    rarely even shoot the same score 2 times consecutively

    SO Is this how it is now? have i all of a sudden become consistent because i turned master? 

    if this is the case i dont think i like it

  • ApexPC
    3,164 Posts
    Fri, Jun 20 2014 12:01 PM

    Have you ever studied statistics?

    Your sample is to small to conclude you are suddenly consistent.

    Check again after 25 rounds

  • KBishop5
    922 Posts
    Fri, Jun 20 2014 12:10 PM

    Apex,

    If I play a very poor round and ask to forfeit in the middle of the 9th green, will my opponent still get credit for the XP, Avg. and the ranked round?

  • alosso
    21,092 Posts
    Fri, Jun 20 2014 1:22 PM

    If his round continues, his score will count to the average. The XPs will only be for a single round, lower than in company. It's a sad situation for him to take the time to play multiplayer with you and end up as a single.

    You will fail to get the XPs, delaying your level-up proceedings. Your intention to protect your average(?) will be in vain because a bad round does not affect the conditions necessary to tier up. Your gain is zero.

    And, if the game crashes due to your quitting, your companion ends up with empty hands like you, wasted time, no score, no XPs. It's a lose-lose situation.

    Thus, forfeiting or quitting without a good reason is poor sportsmanship.

    Make your decision.

  • KBishop5
    922 Posts
    Sun, Jun 22 2014 3:55 PM

    Thanks for the clarification. That is why I asked. ... if I have a bad round then why does my avg increase?

     

    Kevin

  • spdemon
    1,588 Posts
    Sun, Jun 22 2014 10:46 PM

    KBishop5:

    Thanks for the clarification. That is why I asked. ... if I have a bad round then why does my avg increase?

     

    Kevin

    yours should not go up anymore

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