How do I verify my General Play score?
In accordance with the Rules of Golf (Rule 3.3b) your score can be certified by any responsible person, who is witness to the entirety of your round, regardless of whether they are themselves a member of a golf club or hold an official handicap.
Your marker can now authenticate your score within the same device.
For more guidance on submitting General Play scores using the My Scottish Golf App, please click
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