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Thu, Jun 21 2012 12:30 PM (12 replies)
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  • obielee
    355 Posts
    Wed, Jun 20 2012 6:22 PM

    i was a master at 70

  • gedi83
    277 Posts
    Thu, Jun 21 2012 10:52 AM

    WildStefanie:

    For your information......

    The avg to become master is 65 ... once you reach that avg they put you has a master

    Thank's Stefanie

    It's not 65, it's higher. I don't know if I'm allowed to say that on the forum (averages and minimum number of stroke play rounds required to advance to each tier), but I myself found that after some search in the forums, so try - it should be here, if admins didn't take that out; if they did, it's probably not allowed to discuss...

  • alosso
    21,094 Posts
    Thu, Jun 21 2012 12:30 PM

    LOL - not a single correct number around but plenty of wrong information!

    The "caddy" is the function which offers you a club for each shot - e.g. driver on the tee, putter on the green (these being the most reliable propositions, except for the putter scale).

    First, there is no advance from Pro to Master, the Tour Pro tier being in between.
    I noticed that K is a TP.

    There is a certain (fixed) average limit necessary for each tier advancement, and a certain minimum no. of ranked strokeplay rounds. The same no. of the best scores in the current tier is taken to calculate the average, 9 hole scores are doubled. If a player hits the limit with sufficient rounds played, he will advance, the average restarting from scratch.

    Yes, the course lengths grow significantly between TP and Master,
    no, the green speed doesn't change, it stays "very fast".

    The magic numbers for prospective Masters are 67 and 25.

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