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Tracking ranking rounds

• ianwato 2 Posts

  Fri, Nov 30 2018 7:04 AM

  how do I keep track of the number of ranking rounds I have done at my current level?

• HackWilson1930 1,437 Posts

  Fri, Nov 30 2018 9:18 AM

  Unfortunately you are on your own. Pen and paper does work. Don't think it is worth setting up an excel spread sheet but that is an option.

• Robert1893 7,729 Posts

  Fri, Nov 30 2018 10:19 AM

  An Excel spreadsheet is a great option. And it takes very little time or effort. One can just copy and paste from the score history.

• DoctorLarry 4,320 Posts

  Fri, Nov 30 2018 11:00 AM

  Good suggestions above.  I never did this, but I think it could be reconstructed from score history and expanding the "Activity" section on your profile to see when you changed tiers.

• DonCaron 5,502 Posts

  Fri, Nov 30 2018 11:05 AM

  It might be worthwhile just doing it weekly. Exclude Par3's, Best of's and Custom Courses. CTTH's don't count either.

• ianwato 2 Posts

  Sat, Dec 1 2018 11:06 AM

  I know this is going to sound like I might have a little too much time on my hands. 

  If you go into the room section and play a game you will see your average to 5 decimal places. For example mine was 60.16279, I then played a ranking round and scored 60. So when I looked a gain my score was 60.15909. So all I needed was a spreadsheet that worked out how many rounds I needed to have played for 1 round of 60 to make this change. The answer was 44. Therefore I now need to maintain my average and play a further 6 rounds to become a legend. 

  Thanks for all your comments. 

• alosso 21,087 Posts

  Sat, Dec 1 2018 11:09 PM

  Quite a different question, I'm afraid. glad you sorted it out.

  ianwato:

  how do I keep track of the number of ranking rounds I have done at my current level?

  My two Pfennig:

  When you advance to Legend, make a note of your total ranked rounds no. (from your stats). This will serve well as an approximate indication of the number counting as a Legend - 500 to saturation may be a tad overwhelming, with all the exceptions given...