Swiss Golf
Handicap overview
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Current scoring record
The eight that shape your handicap
The shaded band spans from the best value to the eighth-best value.
Counting
Other
Best-eight band
Current handicap
Current scoring record
From best to worst
Lower Score Differentials are better. Newest and oldest refer to when the round was played.
Counting result
Other result
Latest first
Last 20 rounds
| Date | Course | Holes | Score | Status | New handicap |
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Official handicap history
How your handicap has changed
Based on your official Swiss Golf handicap history.
Official handicap
Current handicap
Best handicap
Plan your next round
Predict your next handicap
Choose a course from your scoring history to see how different results could affect your handicap.
| Played | Projected result | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strokes | Stableford | Score differential Diff. | New handicap Handicap | Effect |
Estimates only. Swiss Golf remains the official source. An asterisk marks a prediction that includes an exceptional-score reduction.
How these estimates are calculated
The Strokes column shows the adjusted stroke total used by the handicap calculation. It can be lower than the strokes actually played when one or more holes are capped at net double bogey.
For 18 holes, the score differential uses the selected course rating, slope, par, the calculated course handicap, and an assumed PCC of 0.0.
For 9 holes, the differential for the holes played is combined with an estimated expected differential of 0.52 × current handicap + 1.2. This estimate was derived from the available Swiss Golf scoring history.
The projected handicap uses the applicable lowest-score average, exceptional-score reduction, and the supplied soft and hard cap values. Future PCC and committee adjustments cannot be predicted.