Calculate your golf handicap index using the official USGA / World Handicap System (WHS) formula. Track scores, estimate course handicap, and improve your game. Pure client-side.
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A golf handicap is a numerical measure of a golfer's potential ability. The USGA World Handicap System (WHS) uses the best 8 score differentials from your last 20 rounds.
A handicap of 10 or below is considered good for amateur golfers. Average: 14–15 (men), 27–28 (women).
Course Rating measures difficulty for a scratch golfer. Slope measures relative difficulty, 55–155. Standard: 113.
Minimum 54 holes (3 rounds of 18) under WHS.
Yes, good players can have a plus (+) handicap.
Under WHS, daily after each acceptable score.