Back Nine Battles · Bridge · Week 2 · FAQ
Is there a handicap in this event?
Yes. The Bridge division is scored net: each player gets strokes off their own B9 Bridge number, on their own card, and on each hole your location's best ball counts the lowest net score. A player new to the Bridge gets a starting number from their first round.
Where do I register and score my rounds?
Inside Full Swing Compete — your Back Nine host shares the event there. Heads up: the verification code lands in your main inbox, usually from "Full Swing Sports" — if it isn't there, check Promotions and every other folder.
What should I do on the day I play?
Log into Full Swing Compete first, then launch the round your host shares. Play it out and the sim records your score.
Can I stop mid-round, or what if I have a bad hole?
Stopping is fine — but finish the hole you're on, or no score records for it, and a finished hole can't be redone. Come back later inside the event window.
How do you keep it fair?
Everyone plays the same course and the same setup that week, and every player plays off their own B9 Bridge number — so a weekend golfer and a scratch player both have something to play for.
How do points and standings work?
Your result sets your position on this event's board, and tied players share the position. Whether this event carries Back Nine points is set before play opens — the Rules tab is the record.
Who do I contact with a question?
Your Back Nine host, or a Back Nine team member — we run this event's scoring and standings directly.
Still stuck? Email compete@thebackninegolf.com — a Back Nine team member picks it up.