Supporter access is coming soon.
The Bay County Handicap System is built and loading real rounds. Accounts open once the board has the season's scores in.
Majette Monster Mash 2022 · Photo by Steve Bauer
What it will include
Your handicap, per layout
A number for Red, Blue, White and Alt at Majette, plus an overall. Computed from sanctioned league rounds.
A confidence tier on every number
Each handicap says how many official rounds it rests on, so you know how much to trust it before you bet your card on it.
Community leaderboards
Where you sit against everyone else on each layout, updated as league rounds are scored, with your own row marked.
The calculator
Put in a raw score, get the handicapped one. Same math we use to score a league round.
| Layout | Handicap | Confidence | Rounds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red | −2.4 | High | 11 |
| Blue | +1.0 | Medium | 5 |
| White | +3.5 | Low | 2 |
| Alt | – | Insufficient | 1 |
Negative means you usually beat the field; positive means strokes come to you. The tier says how many official rounds the number rests on.
Where it goes after that
There will be tiers. The board hasn't decided which benefit sits at which tier yet. The money goes to the course, the events, and the trees going back in the ground at Majette.
What you wear
A supporter jersey
Our colors and the badge on the chest. Wear it at Majette on a league Sunday and everyone on the course knows there's a community here and you're in it.
A supporter disc
A stamped run in our mark, made for supporters only. It's the disc you end up handing to whoever you're teaching to throw.
A bag tag
A tag on your bag that says you pay for the trees and the baskets. Somebody who's played here a year and never knew there was anything to join will ask about it.
What you play
The bounty system
Put a bounty on a hole, or on the player who keeps beating you. Whoever takes it collects. We keep the record of who's holding what.
The challenge system
Challenge another supporter to a handicapped match. The handicap evens it out, so two years in or twenty you get a fair game. The result goes on both records.
End-of-year awards
Community champion, most improved, most rounds played, and the volunteer who put in the most hours. Decided from the numbers we already track and handed out when the season closes.
What you hear first
Early registration
The Monster Mash and the Northwest Florida Championship fill up. Supporters get the registration link before it goes public.
Push notifications
Registration the moment it opens, not an email you see too late. League day reminders. A weather call when a round moves. Word when somebody takes your bounty.
Lost disc reports, and first call on what's found
Report a disc from the tee pad: hole, color, which pond. The Squid Squad has a list before anyone puts on a dry suit. Supporters hear first when theirs comes out of the water, and the $7 ship-it-home service is on the same screen.
What counts
A digital supporter card
Your tier and standing on your phone. Show it at check-in on a league Sunday. The bounty and challenge systems check the same card.
Volunteer hours
Check in at a Root for Bay planting day the same way you check in for league, and the hours land against your name. Showing up with a shovel counts toward your next tier.
If one of these matters more to you than the others, say so. Nothing here is priced, ranked or promised yet, and we'll weigh what you tell us when the tiers get set.
Want to know when it opens?
Leave an email and we'll send one message the day accounts open.
Until then, come throw a round.
Handicaps are built from league rounds, so the rounds you play now are the ones your number will rest on. Show up at Majette and introduce yourself at check-in. Next up: Fall season. Ten Sundays at Majette, Sept 20 through Nov 22.