Originally Posted by Paporter (Post 1871242)

Why are women with single digit handicaps allowed to play executive course ladies day scramble? The women who play the scrambles, for the most part don’t have handicaps and if they do, they’re in the double digits.

It’s unfair, to all the other players, for these women to play, because they consistently, win every week. Why is this allowed by The Villages?

These woman, don’t play the Championship Ladies Day, because they play against 25 handicappers and feel it’s unfair. Yet, they’ll take advantage of women, who play executive course scrambles, with no handicaps. It’s not fair and single digit handicappers should not be playing in the Executive Course Scrambles on Wednesday’s.

Originally Posted by Paporter (Post 1871242)

Why are women with single digit handicaps allowed to play executive course ladies day scramble? The women who play the scrambles, for the most part don’t have handicaps and if they do, they’re in the double digits.

It’s unfair, to all the other players, for these women to play, because they consistently, win every week. Why is this allowed by The Villages?

These woman, don’t play the Championship Ladies Day, because they play against 25 handicappers and feel it’s unfair. Yet, they’ll take advantage of women, who play executive course scrambles, with no handicaps. It’s not fair and single digit handicappers should not be playing in the Executive Course Scrambles on Wednesday’s.

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1871255)

First, handicaps don't come into play on executive courses
Second, this is America, they can play where they want
Third, the premise that "single digit" handicap would feel it is unfair to play against (true) 25 handicappers is false. I will win most of the time giving strokes to a high handicapper.
Fourth, if it were a championship scramble, the teams would be divided into A,B,C, and D players, but not possible on a exec
Fifth, I would suggest taking lessons and practicing , you might be able to join the group you oppose

Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 1871332)

If they are using driver off par three 100 yards or less handicap does come into play :icon_wink:

Originally Posted by biker1 (Post 1871271)

To some degree, the same thing happens on Men's Play Day. However, we are talking about $3 so who really cares. Presumably, you play because you enjoy it. If the situation is such that you don't enjoy it anymore then why play? They could, however, make some modifications to the rules. For example, require a minimum of two tee shots per player. Or they could play step aside; if your shot is selected you don't get to make the next shot (typically a putt on the executives). However, since the teams are random, everyone gets a chance to play with the better players and be on the winning team. Scrambles are all about making putts. If you want to win more then practice your putting.

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1871346)

Men's day issue is a little different, since we only play one or two scrambles/year and they are divided ABCD. Without calling a potato a potato, prior to the world handicap system, a certain tee color would have 6 or 7 net scores in the 50's. Since the USGA states the odds of beating your handicap by 10 shots is 1 in 640,000, do the math for 7 scores that beat it and draw your own conclusion---I'm not going to use the "S" word

Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 1871329)

Golf along with few other games are the only games you are actually playing against yourself. You have total control over course, the swing, and the thought process. It’s only you that makes bad choices or bad hits. Golf is hard due to many variables. I would suggest play the course and not worry about other players. You know the age old saying? Practice, practice, and more practice. Even then actual competition creates pressure.

Originally Posted by biker1 (Post 1871356)

I was referring to Men’s Play Day on the executive courses (weekly on Tuesdays). The OP’s post was about Ladies’ Play Day on executives. I was trying to give her some suggestions. As far as I can tell, Men’s Play Day and Ladies’ Play Day on the executive are run the same way (random teams with gross score).

Originally Posted by Paporter (Post 1871242)

Why are women with single digit handicaps allowed to play executive course ladies day scramble? The women who play the scrambles, for the most part don’t have handicaps and if they do, they’re in the double digits.

It’s unfair, to all the other players, for these women to play, because they consistently, win every week. Why is this allowed by The Villages?

These woman, don’t play the Championship Ladies Day, because they play against 25 handicappers and feel it’s unfair. Yet, they’ll take advantage of women, who play executive course scrambles, with no handicaps. It’s not fair and single digit handicappers should not be playing in the Executive Course Scrambles on Wednesday’s.

Originally Posted by Paporter (Post 1871242)

Why are women with single digit handicaps allowed to play executive course ladies day scramble? The women who play the scrambles, for the most part don’t have handicaps and if they do, they’re in the double digits.

It’s unfair, to all the other players, for these women to play, because they consistently, win every week. Why is this allowed by The Villages?

These woman, don’t play the Championship Ladies Day, because they play against 25 handicappers and feel it’s unfair. Yet, they’ll take advantage of women, who play executive course scrambles, with no handicaps. It’s not fair and single digit handicappers should not be playing in the Executive Course Scrambles on Wednesday’s.

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1871343)

You do realize the majority of holes in one published are women inside 100 yards with a driver, usually skulled :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: