Eclectic
Your best score on every hole of a course, taken from any of your rounds there this trip or this season, added up as if it were one card.
- Any number
- Own ball
- Side game
How it’s scored
- Every round on the same course counts towards it; nobody plays an eclectic, it builds itself from the cards.
- Each hole keeps your best: the fewest strokes in gross or net, or the most stableford points.
- The eclectic is the bests added up. A course you have not covered every hole of is listed under the complete ones.
- One eclectic per course. A trip on three courses has three.
Worked · two front nines, one eclectic
Handicaps
Gross uses none. Net and points use the full course handicap each round was played off, as the stableford does.
Good for
- Players
- Any number
- Handicaps
- Any — pick net or points for a mixed group
- When
- A trip with two rounds on one course, or a league season on the home course
Set it up in score70
- Boards on the Leaderboard → Eclectic on
- Then Gross, Net or Points on the board itself
Free. Only the organiser signs up; everyone else opens the link.
The fine print
Does a pick-up count?
Not in gross or net: a blob has no number, so it is not a best. In points it is a nought, which any score on that hole beats.
Which round does a best come from?
The one it was made in. Tap a name on the board for the holes; each one opens the round it came from. A best equalled later stays with the earlier round.
What about nine-hole rounds?
The eclectic covers the holes the rounds played. A league that only plays the front nine has a nine-hole eclectic.
Does it change how a score goes in?
No. It reads the same gross scores as every other board.