Establishing a Handicap Index
A golfer must belong to a golf club to obtain a USGA Handicap Index. Members of the Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers belong to the Washington State Golf Association (WSGA) and will receive a USGA Handicap Index computed by the Golf Handicap and Information Network (GHIN).
Once you have joined the Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers, you will be assigned a GHIN number. Your GHIN number is unique and can follow you to any club or association that is on the GHIN system. You can use your GHIN number to post scores on-line, at your home course and at other courses that are on the GHIN system. When you post as a guest at other courses, your scores are routed back to your home club using your GHIN number.
If you have belonged to a club in the past and had a GHIN number, be sure to give that information when purchasing your membership. GHIN retains golfer records for 24 months after a golfer has been deleted. So, even if you have not been a member for a year, GHIN will still have your score history and you won’t have to start over to establish a handicap.
The WSGA has 26 handicap revisions per year (every other Wednesday) to update your score history and Handicap Index. Players can begin posting scores in early March and the last revision of the year takes place toward the end of November. Revisions are always on a Wednesday. Handicap cards can be printed from the handicap computer at your home club, or you can provide GHIN your e-mail address and receive an eRevision with a print copy of your Handicap Card every revision (contact Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers to sign up for eRevision). This card will show your Handicap Index and last 20 score history.
Thank you very much,
Gregg Rogers
Owner/ Operator
Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers, LLC.
A golfer must belong to a golf club to obtain a USGA Handicap Index. Members of the Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers belong to the Washington State Golf Association (WSGA) and will receive a USGA Handicap Index computed by the Golf Handicap and Information Network (GHIN).
Once you have joined the Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers, you will be assigned a GHIN number. Your GHIN number is unique and can follow you to any club or association that is on the GHIN system. You can use your GHIN number to post scores on-line, at your home course and at other courses that are on the GHIN system. When you post as a guest at other courses, your scores are routed back to your home club using your GHIN number.
If you have belonged to a club in the past and had a GHIN number, be sure to give that information when purchasing your membership. GHIN retains golfer records for 24 months after a golfer has been deleted. So, even if you have not been a member for a year, GHIN will still have your score history and you won’t have to start over to establish a handicap.
The WSGA has 26 handicap revisions per year (every other Wednesday) to update your score history and Handicap Index. Players can begin posting scores in early March and the last revision of the year takes place toward the end of November. Revisions are always on a Wednesday. Handicap cards can be printed from the handicap computer at your home club, or you can provide GHIN your e-mail address and receive an eRevision with a print copy of your Handicap Card every revision (contact Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers to sign up for eRevision). This card will show your Handicap Index and last 20 score history.
Thank you very much,
Gregg Rogers
Owner/ Operator
Gregg Rogers' Golf Performance Centers, LLC.
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