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Originally Posted by Rich Iwaszko
Last time I checked, the Ryder Cup is match play....................in Match Play there is no requirement to even keep a scorecard.......
The walking scorer types in the scores for each hole for all playersr selectronically...........those scores are transmitted to the scoring tent computers automatically
A player keeps his score on the top of his scorecard and his opponents on the scorecard
Once done, they rip off their top portion of the scorecard and compare it to the card kept by the opponent
The scoring tent checks the card against the electronic and will mention any discrepancies, once sorted the player signs his scorecard, hard to do wrong here.
Then the player signs 2 golfballs and presents one to the electronic scorer and the other to another volunteer
It is really tough to sign a wrong scorecard unless you are ****ed off enough to blow it off. Nice to know it cost him at least 20,000$ which is close to last place money so it could have been more.
There is always a double check system in accounting and here even a triple check with the electronic scorers.........again, really, really hard to sign for a wrong score in these circumstances
The caddy lost money, he may not let Jordan do that again.............golf can get emotional to the point of negligence and stupidity
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Why are you retyping the current process which I am not question the process?
just the why of the process, which is not needed