Reconcile 1–18 completed regular stroke-play hole scores with matching pars. Reproduce gross total and score to par without certifying or posting a score.
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One de-identified completed regular stroke-play record and basis; named completed hole-score, exact matching hole-par and independent same-record summary sources; 1–18 aligned whole-number pars/scores; and independent gross/to-par totals
Preserved provenance, hole count, total par, reproduced gross total and score to par, independent totals, and signed gross-total/to-par differences
Validate every token and equal hole counts, sum the already determined gross hole scores and matching pars, subtract total par, then compare the same-record independent summary
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Reproduce gross total and score to par for one completed regular stroke-play hole record and compare an independent same-record summary without certifying the card or applying another scoring format.
Catch an addition or par-alignment mismatch without treating the worksheet as an official returned card.
Name the completed score and exact matching par records, copy aligned hole values, then compare both reproduced totals with an independent summary.
Sees count, total par, gross total, score to par and two signed differences while certification remains outside the result.
Separate regular stroke-play addition from net, Stableford, Maximum Score and posting rules.
Load the 79-on-72 exercise, trigger a mismatched-count error, recover with aligned holes and save deliberately.
Can explain arithmetic agreement without making a marker, player, Committee or Authorized Association decision.
Prevent malformed values, silent drops and unrelated stats from obscuring basic scorecard arithmetic.
Use a de-identified supervised exercise, preserve score/par provenance, inspect four steps and export the explicit format boundary.
Learners distinguish gross total, to-par arithmetic, other scoring formats and handicap submission.
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Copy only gross hole scores already determined by the responsible record, including recorded penalty strokes. Keep the course/tee pars aligned hole-for-hole and do not pool unrelated rounds.
One reconciliation = one hole-score record + its exact matching par recordEnter 1–18 whole-number values separated by commas or semicolons. Every token is validated and par/score counts must match; malformed values are never silently discarded.
Gross = Σ completed hole scores; to par = gross − Σ matching parsZero means arithmetic agreement only. Score correctness, certification, return status, alternate formats, handicaps, posting and competition results remain with the marker, player, Committee and authorized system.
Differences = reproduced gross/to-par − independent gross/to-parUpdated: August 2026
Re-add one de-identified 79-on-par-72 record and compare the reproduced +7 with a separately prepared summary without calling the worksheet an official returned scorecard.
Reconcile 9 or another 1–18-hole completed subset only when its score and par sources cover exactly the same holes; the result makes no round-completion or posting claim.
Trigger a mismatched-count or malformed-token error, restore aligned whole-number records, inspect the four arithmetic steps and discuss why Stableford or handicap submission needs a different workflow.
This worksheet performs one narrow task: re-add already determined gross hole scores from a completed regular stroke-play record, align them with the exact hole pars, and compare an independent same-record gross and to-par summary. It does not correct or certify a card, decide penalties, apply handicaps, score other formats or post a score.