Dubfore:
I know what a program is, the question mark was asking which. If it saves time and isn't too technical for me, I'm interested.
I've modified my old tourney manager to make it quicker and easier to handicap members. I just tested it today with a club that has over 200 members and had two handicap revisions plus the club setup in about 1/2 hour.
It's not too technical ... if you can click your mouse and copy-and-paste, you're more than half-way home.
It does run under Excel ver 2007 or greater ... so if you or someone in your CC doesn't have Excel, it just won't run.
It is setup with a course/slope rating system ... but if you set the course rating to your handicap (you use 60) and the slope rating to 113, it will calculate the scores the same as what you currently do.
I've also set it up to where it's fully menu driven ... so no more having to load the macro from the "View" "Macro" option. Just enable the macros and the menu appears.
I have to do some Powerpoint Online training slides, but once that's done, it will be ready to go.
Dubfore: When it comes to playing for credits, it's the inconsistencies that we need to watch, and they happen a lot when theres something at stake.
And now you know why I'm big on the CC having it's own bank system. Set your buy-in before the tourney, then pay out based on the net scores of the tourney. Sure beats setting up bogus credit tourneys for a member to play to get their winnings (of gifting golf balls or something from the pro shop).