May Battle Series Singles · FAQ
How is my handicap decided?
By your B9 indoor handicap — the Bridge — which reads your game and adapts as you post rounds. You play on a fair field from day one.
Where do I register and score my rounds?
Your Back Nine host runs this event at the venue and sets it up on the simulator for you. Confirm with them how you join it before you book — that is the one thing worth asking in advance.
What should I do on the day I play?
Check in with your Back Nine host, then launch the round they set up for you at the bay. The handicap box at the bay is optional — nothing you type there reaches your Back Nine score; your net is taken from your registration.
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?
The Bridge reads across the rounds you post and gives you a number that fits your game, so a newer player and a strong player get a real fight. Honest rounds clear without a word.
How do points and standings work?
Your result sets your position on this event's board, and tied players share the position. This is your venue's own board — local play does not feed a national season total.
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 a Back Nine team member.