Golf League Software - How to Load Past Score History:

The following is a copy of instructions found in the administrator interface of the

golf league software website.

If you have an

existing golf league

, you may have questions about how to add existing scores so that your league members will have the correct handicap as you

start up a new golf league

Entering existing scores is fast and very easy with GolfLeague.us "state-of-the-art" data entry programs. You will find the tool described below to be perfect for loading existing scores.

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Golf League Software - "How to Load Past Score History"

If you enter past scores, your players will have an accurate Handicap.

First, Select Score info:

We need to Select a date, Score Type and a course:

The date we select will hold our scores:

	The date pre-selected for you is January 1st of the current year. If your league schedule includes January 1st, you will have to select a different date. If not, just leave it, you will always remember that the past scores are on the first day of the year.
	The date must be a past date outside of your league schedule so it does not affect reports other than handicap.
	The scores you enter will be used by the software to create a handicap but, if entered outside the schedule dates, will not be used for anything else.

You may enter gross and adjusted scores or enter just one score per round:

GolfLeague uses only the adjusted score to calculate handicaps. If you only have adjusted scores or would like to enter scores faster, you can choose to enter one score per round and GolfLeague will automatically enter the gross and adjusted score the same. If you have the gross score and the adjusted scores available and want to enter both, you can choose to enter both.

Next, select the course to enter scores from:

	You must have entered a golf course before entering past scores.
	If you have similar course stats (example: The front and back nine's are the same or nearly the same difficulty), you can just enter all the starting scores on one course. But if the nines for example are dramatically different, you may want to enter the scores in two steps (front nine scores first and then the back nine scores) so the program can calculate a more accurate handicap.

Next, select the "Next" Button:

You are taken to a page to select a player.

Now Select A Player:

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Enter The Data: