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Rapid Score Entry for Many Golfers

To review how to access Rapid Score Entry, visit the Rapid Score Entry Access guide.

Entering Scores for “Many Players” 

Use the “Many Players” method if scores for all golfers (or most of them) have the same attributes (Date, Posting Method, Score Type, Course and Tee). Presetting this data before entering scores auto-populates the Score Entry Row, making the process faster. 

Default Tees for men and women can be setup at the same time and will populate based on the gender of the golfer associated with the GHIN number entered.

  • Select the “Many Players” button. 

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  • In the setup area, preset the common data fields (Date, Posting Method, Score Type, and Course). These fields will auto-populate the Score Entry Row below. Note: The Tee field is not updated here because it is determined by the golfer's gender.  

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  • Enter a GHIN number. Once a GHIN number is entered, the name of the golfer and the Handicap Index will display in the lower left.  The golfer in the example below is a male, so the male tee has been defaulted.

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You can change any of the preset in the Score Entry Row during the score entry process.  Once the score is posted the fields will reset to the defaults. 

Depending on the Posting Method chosen, the score boxes will change accordingly. If “18 (9+9)” is chosen, the Front 9 and Back 9 boxes are enabled and the Total score box is disabled.  If a total score option (18 Total or 9 Total) is selected, the Total score box is enabled and the Front 9 and Back 9 boxes are disabled.

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Once scores are entered and the Post Score button is clicked, the score is immediately added to the golfer's scoring record. It will also display in the table below and can be deleted if necessary.  Deleting the score from the table will immediately remove the score from the golfers scoring record. 

If the score was posted with the 18 (9+9) posting method, the Front 9 and Back 9 scores will display in the table, in addition to the total.

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If the score was posted using the 18 Total or the 9 Total posting method, the Front 9 and Back 9 score columns will be blank, and the total score will be displayed.

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