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Player and Marker responsibilities in Stroke Play

Date published: 20 Feb 2025

When playing stroke play, both the player and marker have certain responsibilities. Below is the wording that can be found on the R&A mobile app and website:

Player responsibility in Stroke Play
When the round has ended, you:
  • Should carefully check the hole scores entered by your marker and raise any issues with the Committee,
  • Must make sure that your marker certifies the hole scores on the scorecard,
  • Must not change a hole score entered by your marker except with the marker’s agreement or the Committee’s approval, and
  • Must certify the hole scores on the scorecard and promptly return it to the Committee, after which you must not change your scorecard.
If you breach any of these requirements, you are disqualified.


Marker responsibility in Stroke Play
After each hole during the round, your marker should confirm the number of strokes you took on that hole and enter that gross score on your scorecard. When the round has ended, your marker must certify the hole scores on your scorecard. If you had more than one marker, each marker must certify the scores for those holes where they were your marker, but if one of the markers saw you play all of the holes, that marker may certify the scores for all the holes.

 

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