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Re: access to number of ranked round use for avg and tiering

• Fanling2002 1,149 Posts

  Mon, Jun 4 2018 5:42 AM

  The same question is asked again and again , how do I know how many ranked rounds do i have for getting to the next tier.

  Today the answer is from your access to your tier , keep a table of your "real" ranked rounds excluding custom courses , best of par 3 , best of par 5 , etc

  Indeed the history is limited and for Tour Legend for example the history available will not be enough to monitor the rounds counting for tier access.

  The number is available as it is used to compute average , (and to trigger the next level)

   

  It would ne nice to be able to access it , in the player profile for example

   

   

   

• alosso 21,070 Posts

  Mon, Jun 4 2018 8:01 AM

  The primary users' answer is to note the total RRs from the stats when you advance in tier. With the uncertainty of those rounds not counting in, it provides a broad indication of your status.

  I'm afraid that WGT won't help you by publishing the exact no. It's against their interest to display the grind inherant in 200 or 500 rounds to saturation. Same for levels, but we managed to make this one transparent.

  If it's really important for your peace of mind, you may calculate it from few consecutive sets of data:

  average before the round, course, score and average after the round. It's best if you spice it with some extraordinarily good (or bad) rounds.