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Checking the standings after one round at "Reopening The Tour #4" and noticed one player was starting off under par while everyone else were starting off at even par. Any explanation for this?

Who started off under par? Everyone
should start the first rd at even par.


Doug

My guess is that the player he was looking at was playing a round at the time and he didn't notice on the right he may have been on hole 1,2,...etc.

Just my guess.

Here is a screen capture. Notice how he started at -13 where I circled?

He played round 1 and shot -13 he then quit at some stage during round 2 and took a 2 shot penalty hence the -11 showing, obviously that is his revised score for the start of his second round - look at his finished score and you will see the 2 shot penalty showing in his numbers. He's not cheating it's in the rules to have a redo for a 2 shot penalty each time, some players have 2 & 3 redo's meaning 4 or 6 shot penalties.

So one can take a mulligan for an entire round, and it's only a two-stroke penalty?

GoBucks wrote:So one can take a mulligan for an entire round, and it's only a two-stroke penalty?

YES

Blade wrote:

GoBucks wrote:So one can take a mulligan for an entire round, and it's only a two-stroke penalty?

YES

But you better not sandbag.