@JamesSurowiecki This was undoubtedly a full handicap event too. 70 is a good but otherwise unremarkable adjusted score—only two strokes better than what he normally shoots.
@Pooshdaddy Was this a net or a gross 70? Probably net with a handicap adjustment from senior tees moved way up and total yardage in the 5000s. Still pretty good, but only 2 strokes better than he usually shoots with his full handicap. Calm down everyone.
@mrdanwalker Was it a gross or a net 70? Big difference! Plus, were the tees moved way up for the senior event? Like in the 5000s? Still, 70 is a good net score, but only 2 strokes better than what he normally shoots with a full handicap adjustment. Calm down everyone.
@Idiocracy_2026@DougKass@POTUS This was probably a net handicap senior or super senior club event with the fees moved way up and total yardage in the 5000s. 70 would be a good score but entirely expected from whoever wins.
@DougKass@POTUS 70 is good but unremarkable if it is a net handicap score, which it probably is. Plus, it’s impossible to openly cheat at a club championship event. Relax.
@anthonynap There’s no way to openly cheat at a club championship event. Was 70 his gross or net score? I’m betting net. Big difference, although still very good.
@petemillarr Was this a gross or a net 70? Big difference. Still, even a net 70 should be good enough to win most of the time for a senior club championship. Plus, the tees are moved way up for seniors.
@LIVGolfNation Did he shoot a gross or a net 70? A net 70 is highly believable and should win a senior division club championship. A gross 70 would be incredible. So which was it?