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Country Club Question

• pitchwell 174 Posts

  Sat, Oct 1 2016 12:06 AM

  When a club gets loaded with non-contributing players, how does an owner remove them from the club roster?

• WGTChampion 1,917 Posts

  Sat, Oct 1 2016 9:19 AM

  Go to the members list on your club homepage. At the end of every player line are orange dots, click them, and you can remove them from the club. 

  _CHAMPION

• pitchwell 174 Posts

  Sat, Oct 1 2016 10:51 AM

  Thank you very much.  I'd been accessing the member list and ranking "dots" from the wrong screen.  Sure appreciate this.

  I have another question or maybe 2.  

  1:  I can't seem to access editing country club messages -- field is there but no edit marking.  I've tried multiple ways to access the club home page to no avail.  Any ideas?

  2:  Several members (all playing on phones) are having trouble accessing tournaments -- they can sign up but no game follows, just a blank screen.  Is this a common problem?

  Thank you again in advance

  Pitchwell (paul)

• WGTChampion 1,917 Posts

  Sat, Oct 1 2016 2:47 PM

  You can fix this issue if you go into the Owner Tools and set permissions for which players can edit the club message. When you're finished select Save Permissions and you should regain the ability to edit the messages. 

  You club members may not be able to access tournaments if they are playing from mobile. If the tournament is a bracket, or includes a course or setting that is not available on mobile, the tournament will be omitted on mobile. 

  _CHAMPION

• pitchwell 174 Posts

  Sat, Oct 1 2016 10:11 PM

  Much gratitude Champion.  You've been most helpful.

  pitchwell (Paul) 

• alosso 21,087 Posts

  Sun, Oct 2 2016 12:58 AM

  WGTChampion:

  You can fix this issue if you go into the Owner Tools and set permissions for which players can edit the club message.

  Not quite exact.

  There's no "Owner" permissions line, thus no way to grant the permission to yourself only. So, to be able to edit the messages, you have to grant this permission to another members group.

  To me, it's ridiculous that the owners have no permission of their own.

• alosso 21,087 Posts

  Sun, Oct 2 2016 2:37 AM

  pdb1:

  So if it is already enabled

  That's the point: It is NOT enabled!

  By default, the "edit" permission is OFF for Directors, Members, Veterans and Recruits. At the same time, it is OFF for the owner, too. He has to turn it ON for at least one member group to receive the permission himself.

  There is no way that only the owner has the edit permission.