I saw this from USGA website. There is an existence of a table that validates the handicap of person and score that they submit in a tournament. The table is seldom used in amatuer tournament. Anyway, this is fyi. May be in the future, it will be used in Singapore....but i doubt it tho.
Aka... How to catch a Buaya...
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Appendix E Exceptional Tournament Score Probability TableNet Differential
| 0-5
| 6-12
| 13-21
| 22-30
| Greater than 30
|
0
| 5
| 5
| 6
| 5
| 5
|
-1
| 10
| 10
| 10
| 8
| 7
|
-2
| 23
| 22
| 21
| 13
| 10
|
-3
| 57
| 51
| 43
| 23
| 15
|
-4
| 151
| 121
| 87
| 40
| 22
|
-5
| 379
| 276
| 174
| 72
| 35
|
-6
| 790
| 536
| 323
| 130
| 60
|
-7
| 2349
| 1200
| 552
| 229
| 101
|
-8
| 20111
| 4467
| 1138
| 382
| 185
|
-9
| 48219
| 27877
| 3577
| 695
| 359
|
-10
| 125000
| 84300
| 37000
| 1650
| 874
|
The values in the table are the odds of shooting a net
differential* EQUAL TO OR BETTER THAN the number in the left column.
A net differential is the subtraction of a player's Handicap Index from
the Handicap Differential for a particular tournament score. This
becomes a negative value when the player scores much better than the
player's Handicap Index.
Example: A player with a Handicap Index of 10.5 shoots a 74 from a set of tees
with a USGA Course Rating of 71.2 and a Slope Rating of 1
(74 - 71.2) = 2.8 x 113 / 126 = 2.5 Handicap Differential
2.5 - 10.5 = - 8.0 Net Differential
From the chart, the odds are 4,467 to 1 of this occurring.