I am going to start an Eclectic comp for my Golf buddies (around 18 of us) over a 6 month period.
Has any one on here got any software or system that can make my life a lot easier to store it and update it on my computer?
Thnx
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QUOTE (Double Gee @ Apr 27 2009, 04:21 AM) 
I am going to start an Eclectic comp for my Golf buddies (around 18 of us) over a 6 month period.
Has any one on here got any software or system that can make my life a lot easier to store it and update it on my computer?
Thnx
Has any one on here got any software or system that can make my life a lot easier to store it and update it on my computer?
Thnx
What is a "Eclectic comp" ?
An eclectic, or eclectic tournament, is a multi-round golf tournament that results in one 18-hole score per player.
Eclectics work this way: Participants play X number of rounds, and compare their scores on each hole per round. The lowest score made on each hole is recorded, producing an 18-hole score. Example: There are three rounds; in Round 1, the golfer makes a 6 on hole No. 1; in Round 2, a 7 on hole No. 1; in Round 3, a 4 on hole No. 1. That golfer's score for the first hole is a 4.
The lowest of each round's scores per hole are recorded on one scorecard and turned in as the final score.
An eclectic can be a stand-alone event contested over consecutive days, or it can be a tournament that runs concurrently, over longer time periods, with other, unrelated tournaments.
Eclectics work this way: Participants play X number of rounds, and compare their scores on each hole per round. The lowest score made on each hole is recorded, producing an 18-hole score. Example: There are three rounds; in Round 1, the golfer makes a 6 on hole No. 1; in Round 2, a 7 on hole No. 1; in Round 3, a 4 on hole No. 1. That golfer's score for the first hole is a 4.
The lowest of each round's scores per hole are recorded on one scorecard and turned in as the final score.
An eclectic can be a stand-alone event contested over consecutive days, or it can be a tournament that runs concurrently, over longer time periods, with other, unrelated tournaments.
check out Intelligolf. The SW has a "Dream Round" setting for a given course (or all courses played) per player. It pulls all the hole-by-hole scores for the rounds played and gives you the best scores per hole and a best final round score.
www.intelligolf.com
www.intelligolf.com
QUOTE (koa @ Apr 27 2009, 09:47 AM)
check out Intelligolf. The SW has a "Dream Round" setting for a given course (or all courses played) per player. It pulls all the hole-by-hole scores for the rounds played and gives you the best scores per hole and a best final round score.
www.intelligolf.com
www.intelligolf.com
thanks - but not what I am after.
Want something FREE that I can programme into a spreadsheet on a COMPUTER, not a bought golf device.
Thanx any way
Dig deeper... It is SW that runs on a pc only if you get that version.
http://www.intelligolf.com/didesktop.asp - not free, but real cheap.
http://www.intelligolf.com/didesktop.asp - not free, but real cheap.
Try www.oobgolf.com, they can enter their scores and there is a report that will give you whole by hole averages for each course as you click on each hole it will give you the best they did on that hole and the worst they did on that hole. Each person will have to get a login (free) and enter their scores but it will do the job with minimal work. They can also enter their scores while on the course using a smart phone.
thank you, i will look at that too.
The intelligolf programme looks good - but at $30 .. a bit too much. - was hoping for a freebie
The intelligolf programme looks good - but at $30 .. a bit too much. - was hoping for a freebie
QUOTE (Double Gee @ Apr 27 2009, 08:13 AM)
An eclectic, or eclectic tournament, is a multi-round golf tournament that results in one 18-hole score per player.
Eclectics work this way: Participants play X number of rounds, and compare their scores on each hole per round. The lowest score made on each hole is recorded, producing an 18-hole score. Example: There are three rounds; in Round 1, the golfer makes a 6 on hole No. 1; in Round 2, a 7 on hole No. 1; in Round 3, a 4 on hole No. 1. That golfer's score for the first hole is a 4.
The lowest of each round's scores per hole are recorded on one scorecard and turned in as the final score.
An eclectic can be a stand-alone event contested over consecutive days, or it can be a tournament that runs concurrently, over longer time periods, with other, unrelated tournaments.
Eclectics work this way: Participants play X number of rounds, and compare their scores on each hole per round. The lowest score made on each hole is recorded, producing an 18-hole score. Example: There are three rounds; in Round 1, the golfer makes a 6 on hole No. 1; in Round 2, a 7 on hole No. 1; in Round 3, a 4 on hole No. 1. That golfer's score for the first hole is a 4.
The lowest of each round's scores per hole are recorded on one scorecard and turned in as the final score.
An eclectic can be a stand-alone event contested over consecutive days, or it can be a tournament that runs concurrently, over longer time periods, with other, unrelated tournaments.
Thanks for the explanation. WOW! So you get mulitple tries at each hole to get a great score. I think some of my playing partners must be applying this method when getting a score to post to their index's.
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