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The course and bogey ratings are determined by course raters, who measure and record more than variables on a standard course rating form for each set of tees. There is some truth in both of these assumptions, but a high slope does not mean tougher for everybody, only that average and higher handicap players will have more difficulty shooting the score they are used to than low handicap players. There is a separate slope rating for each of the different tee boxes on the course. Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description is different from Wikidata. If Handicap Index alone is used when playing their matches, and not Course Handicap adjusting for the high slope, chances are pretty good that the high handicapper will end up losing a few bucks and absorb some battle scars as well.
