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Cambodia Works With USGA To Revamp Its Handicap System
Published October 12, 2012
The Cambodian Golf Federation has introduced a national system for male and female golfers' handicaps of differing skills, "so that they can compete on a level playing field," according to H S Manjunath of the PHNOM PENH POST. The formal handicap system, which came into effect on Sept. 1, "followed a coordinated effort in its creation" involving the CGF and the U.S. Golf Association. The CGF is now licensed to use the USGA course rating and handicapping systems within Cambodia (PHNOM PENH POST, 10/11).
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