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**singleGirl** · 02-27-2010, 12:21 AM

Like Diane, I can't imagine not having an officially recognized handicap. I've had one since 1988, and although it's mostly only used in my Men's Club tournaments, I still want to have it. It just feels right to me and I wouldn't play without it... sort of like my putter.

It certainly keeps me from being tempted to play in any way except by the rules. Since all of my in season scores are returned, I have to play them legitimately.

02-27-2010, 12:21 AM	#17
singleGirl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	Like Diane, I can't imagine not having an officially recognized handicap. I've had one since 1988, and although it's mostly only used in my Men's Club tournaments, I still want to have it. It just feels right to me and I wouldn't play without it... sort of like my putter. It certainly keeps me from being tempted to play in any way except by the rules. Since all of my in season scores are returned, I have to play them legitimately.
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