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Ranking and scoring average not changing!

• trampsinger 5 Posts

  Thu, Dec 11 2014 5:32 PM

  I've been at 74.05 for months. Theres no way that shouldnt be changing. I play nothing but ranked rounds. Any ideas or help? 

  Thanks'

   

• ScottHope 10,623 Posts

  Fri, Dec 12 2014 10:29 AM

  Best of Par 5 & 3 don't count towards your average and you need to score under 40 for 9 holes (80 for 18 holes) to move it down.

• trampsinger 5 Posts

  Fri, Dec 12 2014 11:11 AM

  What games should I play to move my score the fastest? 

  Thanks

• 2,840 Posts

  Fri, Dec 12 2014 11:57 AM

  trampsinger:

  What games should I play to move my score the fastest? 

  Thanks

  Ranked stroke play rounds.

   

  - WGTdbloshoe

• ScottHope 10,623 Posts

  Fri, Dec 12 2014 12:54 PM

  ...again, not courses that are consisted entirely of par 3 or 5 holes. These courses are deliberately excluded from affecting your average because the par for them is 27 (54) and 45 (90) respectively and as such would distort your average unrealistically if they were included.

• IRISHPUNK 4,019 Posts

  Fri, Dec 12 2014 1:25 PM

  trampsinger:

  What games should I play to move my score the fastest? 

  Thanks

  Move your score?  par 70 or 71 course.

• trampsinger 5 Posts

  Sun, Dec 14 2014 10:06 AM

  OK three rounds 40 or less and no change from my 74.05 scoring average? 

• TopShelf2010 10,971 Posts

  Sun, Dec 14 2014 11:01 AM

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• trampsinger 5 Posts

  Sun, Dec 14 2014 12:58 PM

  Why isn't there an increase then?

• ScottHope 10,623 Posts

  Mon, Dec 15 2014 1:33 AM

  Your average score is calculated from your best x number of ranked rounds in your current tier.

  Pro : *20 rounds
  Tour Pro : *25 rounds
  Master : *40 rounds
  Tour Master : *50 rounds
  Legend : *500 rounds
  Tour Legend : *500 rounds

  Therefore once you have played the aforementioned number of rounds your average will no longer increase, it will either remain static or go down.

  When you move up to a new tier, your score will reset and your first round in the new tier will reflect that, sometimes it might change by a large amount depending on your first round score and that is what confuses some people.

  * the values quoted in this post may not be correct.