Note: If you have multiple rounds when entering international scores it is important to record the oldest round by time and date.
- Select the ‘Scores’ menu option/tab.
- On the ‘Score Entry’ screen, the date will default to today’s date but can be changed by clicking on the calendar icon to bring up a calendar for you to select the correct date for the score:

- In ‘Member’ search field, enter membership number or surname:

- Select the required member record from the list by clicking on it:

- Select the arrow in the dropdown list for ‘markers’ (Note: the ‘Select Course and Marker’ drop down list will default to those set up for your club):

- Courses in England appear first in the list, followed by courses from overseas, so you will need to scroll the dropdown list to locate the required course.
- If the required course is not in the dropdown list and is a course from outside England it will need to be added as an overseas course via the ‘Add International Course’ option:


- Within the ‘Create/Edit International Course’ box, select the country from the dropdown list and enter the information in the entry fields:
- Country round was played in
- Course Name
- Marker Name (Tee Name)
- Gender (this will default to the gender of the member whose score is being added)
- 9/18 hole
- Course Rating*
- Slope Rating*
- Course Par*
*All the above detail can be obtained from the USGA Course Rating™ database (available HERE), from the host club website, or directly from the scorecard.
- Click OK on the ‘Create/Edit International Course’ box.
- Add Adjusted Gross Score:

Click ‘Save’ to save the score and add it to the members’ scoring record.
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