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Average Score is stuck on 70

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Tue, Jun 1 2010 9:02 PM (6 replies)

1goodgolfer

221 Posts

Mon, May 31 2010 8:16 AM

My average score over the last couple of days has settled on 70. I have played several rounds and exited and entered the program, but it is still stuck at 70. Thought this may be a bug and should be posted.

Thanks

Bob

Snaike

3,678 Posts

Mon, May 31 2010 12:21 PM

Hi Bob... Here are your last 14 ranked rounds:

WGT takes the average of your last 14 rounds (with a bit more weight to the last 3) to give you your ranking... Your last 76 knocked off a 37. And from this list, (without crunching all the numbers), I would say that 70 is about right.

Although you may be right and there may be an issue worth looking into... it's just not likely.

Peace.

1goodgolfer

221 Posts

Mon, May 31 2010 4:14 PM

The thing that caught my eye is that the 70showed up over night after I had played and the screen updated. Then it stayed at 70 when I shot that horrible 76. Before it would change a few hundredeths after playing stroke play. I am not complaining about my average, just informing that it hasn't changed in a couple of rounds. You are correct in that it should be around 70, not not dead on 70. I will play another round and see what it does. Thanks for the reply.

Bob

rehill

431 Posts

Tue, Jun 1 2010 12:08 AM

1goodgolfer:

The thing that caught my eye is that the 70showed up over night after I had played and the screen updated. Then it stayed at 70 when I shot that horrible 76. Before it would change a few hundredeths after playing stroke play. I am not complaining about my average, just informing that it hasn't changed in a couple of rounds. You are correct in that it should be around 70, not not dead on 70. I will play another round and see what it does. Thanks for the reply.

Bob

If you post a score that isn't the top 10 out of your last 14 scores, then it wont be calculated towards your average. Your average may, however go up because you lose one of your better rounds (out of the last 14).

For some reason I find that hard to explain.

Rehill