Everyone can obtain an official handicap in our club.

Each hole and the course in general has its own “par” – a recommended number of knocks that a player has to make. The ball should get into the short hole for three knocks, into the medium hole – for four, into the long one – for five. The overall “par” of the classical field is 71 or 72 knocks.

It is important to note that the level of each player is determined by his handicap – the difference between the course “par” and the number of knocks made for these holes during the game. If the field “par’ is 72 and a player made 100 knocks, his handicap is equal to 28. The zero handicap means that the player has made the recommended number of knocks for this field. The negative handicap value evidences that a player is highly professional, as he needed less knocks compared to a “par”.

Most frequently asked questions

What is golf?

Golf is an ancient game where a ball is directed with a wooden club or a stick into a hole. The golf prototype was evidently played in all countries, where there was something similar to a lawn (shepherds in pastures) and that is why many countries attribute the fact of appearing the golf playing to themselves.

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