Callaway Scoring System Excel Sheet

[ehbee]

_{Found aa bug in the Scheid scorecard variation posted earlier, so I'm re-posting a corrected version. Also added the option for a PAR 73 course as was requested in an another post. Also added the option to manually enter the hole numbers to be omitted from the "Worst hole(s) stroke deduction" calculation. Previous version defaulted to holes 17 and 18 ... this version provides the flexibility to enter up to 3 holes to be excluded from this calculation.}

 

_Andy

 

 

This spreadsheet is great! Any chance you can convert the scoring from the Scheid to the standard Callaway Scoring System? Can that be done easily?

 

Thanks.

Yes .. it can be converted to the Callaway Scoring System. I'll post when I've had a chance to make the changes. Currently in Mexico ... on a golfing holiday :golfer:

 

Here is a version of the spreadsheeet using the Callaway handicap tables ... also posting an updated copy of the Scheid spreadsheet ... both versions implement the maximum handicap deduction of 50 strokes. Unable to upload spreadsheets in .xlsx format, so files have been resaved in .xls format so some conditional formatting may be lost.

 

Fixed bug in Callaway-Tournament-Scorecard ... re-posted v1.2

Fixed bug in Scheidd-Calloway-Tournament-Scorecard ... re-posted v3.5

 

 

 

 

Hello,

 

I know this thread was started long ago, but i have tournament coming up and we'll be using the scheid scoring system. I started browsing the web for an excel sheet for scoring and came across this thread... AWESOME JOB!!! i have one concern (maybe...unless I'm seeing something wrong). On the scheid excel sheet version 3.5 on this post, I've noticed that the formula references the adjusted gross score before going to the scheid scoring chart. If I'm reading the rules correctly, aren't you supposed to use the players straight up gross score, find it on the scheid chart, THEN when choosing the holes for adjustment you use the adjusted gross for no more than double par? I believe this version is adjusting the gross score for no more than double par AND THEN going to the scheid chart for handicap adjustments.

 

Am i reading the rules wrong? http://www.myscorecard.com/cgi-bin/knowledgecenter.pl?mode=article&category=handicapinfo&file=callaway&article=The%20Callaway%20System\

 

Either way, amazing job on this. I was going to try and start an excel sheet for this and am glad i didnt becasue i would have been LOST! If your still tied to this thread, I'd appreciate your feedback.

 

Well, truth be told, I'm not absolutely sure. You may be correct. I've found two different descriptions of the process. The process described here

(http://www.myscorecard.com/cgi-bin/knowledgecenter.pl?mode=article&category=golf_handicap&file=scheid&article=The-Scheid-System) is as you have described, but the description at this link (http://www.leaderboard.com/glossary_scheid) would seem to suggest that the adjusted gross score should be used in the table look-up.

 

In any case, I have a newer version of the spreadsheet that I can forward to you. If you send me a PM with an email address, I will send you the latest version that I have which does in fact implement the calculation as you have suggested that it should be done.

[Bigkahuna2]

Hello Everyone! My first post here. I am an excel programmer and just created an excel program to run Callaway Handicap Tournaments. I love what JMazz has done with the spreadsheet he created. Man there's alot of huge formuals in there! My program was created with the idea that you don't know how to use Excel! Yes it uses macros so you will need to enable them. PM me for a copy!

[Stbdwatch]

Hi, Bigkahuna2, Jumping in from Oz... Not sure how to use this site. First post... I want to get hold of a Callaway Excel program based on a 9 holes course with a par of 32. I have a little Excel experience, but not able to do it myself. Ideally, the Gross Score should look like 29, 30, 31, 32 No deduction or adjustment, 33, 34, 35, half worst hole and /or adjustment, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, Worst Hole and adjustment etc. Have you seen any 9 hole Callaway program that I could adapt, please...

[Stbdwatch]

Hi, Bigkahuna2, Jumping in from Oz... Not sure how to use this site. First post... I want to get hold of a Callaway Excel program based on a 9 holes course with a par of 32. I have a little Excel experience, but not able to do it myself. Ideally, the Gross Score should look like 29, 30, 31, 32 No deduction or adjustment, 33, 34, 35, half worst hole and /or adjustment, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, Worst Hole and adjustment etc. Have you seen any 9 hole Callaway program that I could adapt, please...

[Stbdwatch]

Hi, Bigkahuna2, Jumping in from Oz... Not sure how to use this site. First post... I want to get hold of a Callaway Excel program based on a 9 holes course with a par of 32. I have a little Excel experience, but not able to do it myself. Ideally, the Gross Score should look like 29, 30, 31, 32 No deduction or adjustment, 33, 34, 35, half worst hole and /or adjustment, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, Worst Hole and adjustment etc. Have you seen any 9 hole Callaway program that I could adapt, please...

[p3opah]

Hello everyone,

by any chance anyone still has an excel spreadsheet for Calloway system?

Couple of links in this tread are not working anymore...

 

Thanks in advance

[alcallan]

On 4/29/2013 at 1:44 PM, JMazz said:

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...also, in the Callaway system, the largest handicap permitted is 50. For example, if a player scored 8 on every hole of a course that had par values of 4 on every hole, he would be entitled to a deduction of 7 1/2 holes with a gross score of 144. So, according to the table, the calculated handicap would be (7 * 😎 + 4 + 1 = 61. In the Callaway world, this would be reduced to 50 resulting in a net Callaway score of 144 - 50 = 94. 144 - 61 = 83 would be incorrect. I don't know if the Scheid variation has the same restriction.
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Good catch there. I've updated my Callaway sheet to include the maximum of 50 for a handicap although the sheet only goes up to a maximum score in the 120s before it decides to call it quits... I guess my assumption was that if someone shoots that high a score they probably need to be on the range not the course!

This is the first time I've checked back on this in a while. It's good to see these sheets are getting some play!

Do you have the Callaway Handicapping system Excell spread sheet available still. I would really appreciate it if you can email it to me.

 

Al Callan