So let’s suppose a golfer with a handicap hovering around 13 shoots 75 or so — a great round, and also an incredibly unlikely one. The system takes note. Then, that same golfer shoots 100 a few weeks later — a terrible round, and also an incredibly unlikely one.
On paper, those two scores average out to something in the 13 range. But Cap Patrol spots the two highly unlikely scores, contextualizes them, and begins recommending to the club an adjusted handicap for the golfer in question, which grows stronger with each statistically unusual score.
It’s all designed to do two things: To spot score-manipulators early, and to minimize “confrontations” between golfers, in Cap Patrol’s words, allowing the club to adjudicate them with minimal drama. And 90 days in, clubs have already been flocking to the program. More than 150 nationwide have already signed up.
So beware, sandbaggers. Your days are numbered. You can learn more about Cap Patrol here.
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