    
    Golfing Results - On the Course/In the Program       FILE: FR.HLP 
                                                                                
    DBK requires 4 data items per hole.  If you are any kind of a 
    golfer, you   are already keeping track of two of these.  The fist 
    two are gross and the  number of putts.  The second two are fairways 
    and greens hit.               
                                                                                
    Because most scorecards have room for 4 players to record their 
    scores, it  works out well if you use one scorecard for each player.   
    That way, each  card contains all of the necessary data.  
                                                                                
    In addition to this hole data, you will need the date played, along 
    with the tees used.                                  
                                                                                
    After each round is completed, the card can quickly be entered into 
    the DBK database.  An 18 hole round takes less than a minute to 
    enter.   If you do  not use your computer everyday, then collect a 
    week or months worth before  taking care of the data entry chore.  
    The only drawback with this method is that you are more prone to 
    misplace the cards in the interim.  Also, you    lose the benefit of 
    intermediate summaries to help you keep on track.       
                                                                                
    Remember that results from a round cannot be entered before the 
    couse data  has been recorded in the course database.  For a few 
    words on that, see the help screen under Features titled Courses.
  
