Stirling

Click the + symbol beside the Golf Club name to find the Course Rating & Course Par

Club/Course NameTee NameGenderParFront (9)Back (9)Course Rating™Bogey Rating™Slope Rating®
Stirling - StirlingWinter Yellow Composite FrontM7635.9 / 12935.9 / 12971.895.8129
WhiteM7235.5 / 12535.5 / 1287194.5127
YellowM7234.9 / 11934.8 / 12669.792.4123
Winter Yellow Composite BackM6833.7 / 11633.7 / 11667.489116
RedM7234.0 / 11733.4 / 11767.489.2117
BlueM7233.7 / 11533.1 / 11666.888.5116
WhiteF7438.5 / 13739.0 / 13777.5109.8137
Winter Red Composite Front 9F7838.2 / 13638.2 / 13676.4108.4136
YellowF7437.9 / 13538.3 / 13476.2107.9135
RedF7437.2 / 13136.9 / 12674.1104.5129
BlueF7436.6 / 12936.2 / 12572.8102.7127
Winter Red Composite Back 9F7035.4 / 12035.4 / 12070.899120

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This update introduces a new formula for calculating your handicap index. The aim is to provide a fairer assessment of a player’s ability across different courses.

Handicap Calculation:

The formula to calculate your new handicap is as follows:

Handicap Index x (Slope Rating / 113) + (Course Rating – Par)

  • Handicap Index: Your current handicap index.
  • Slope Rating: The difficulty rating of the course for a bogey golfer relative to the scratch player.
  • Course Rating: The expected score for a scratch golfer under normal playing conditions.
  • Par: The standard score for the course.

A recent error identified by our user Frank in the handicap calculation tool has been corrected. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

Your Course Handicap is calculated using the formula: Handicap Index multiplied by (Slope Rating divided by 113) plus (Course Rating minus Par).

Normally, your Playing Handicap is 95% of your Course Handicap.

Previously, we were rounding your Course Handicap first and then calculating 95% of the rounded value. However, the correct approach is to calculate 95% of your Course Handicap before rounding.

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