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Sun, Jan 13 2019 6:31 PM (11 replies)
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  • alosso
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    Sun, Jan 13 2019 10:58 AM

    Just to clear some things up:

    WGTShamWow:
    Saturation would be what happens after a number of rounds are played and scores higher than your average no longer raise your average. It used to be 200 rounds when moving from TL to Champ but was updated with the release of TC. 

    +1.

    Just be aware that "saturation" is a state of non-linear average calculation. Therefore, even scores higher than the average may cause it to drop. OTOH, it can no longer rise until you advance in tiers.

    Now to a different subject:

    WGTShamWow:
    Rounds with a final score higher than your average will move your average up and rounds with a final score below your average will move your average down.

    This is the commonly known characteristic of linear average calculation and true for any unsaturated WGT average.

    A saturated average, in the same way,
    - drops with scores lower than the average,
    but, on the contrary,
    - may drop with scores higher than the average,
    but it may never rise in that tier.

  • DoctorLarry
    4,320 Posts
    Sun, Jan 13 2019 6:31 PM

    Robert1893:

    alrassan:
    I have no idea what you mean by "saturation". All I know is that my average goes up after shooting 6 under over 9 holes. this is preposterous and must stop.

    Since December, none of your scores is 6 under. Besides, when calculating average, it's more appropriate to refer to actual score rather than +/- par. 

    Actually, it looks there has only been one 9-hole round less than 30 in about 3 months.  That is why your average is not going down and can go up if not saturated.

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