    How to Use the Handicap Within DBK                       FILE: HH.HLP 
 
    When playing, record your shots as you normally would.  Make sure to 
    record  ALL strokes taken.   When the round is completed, or between 
    holes, record   the adjusted score.   The adjusted score is one that 
    complies with the ESC   (Equitable Stoke Control) as per the USGA 
    handicap manual.                   
 
    The results input form has a field that is used for handicap 
    purposes.  This is where the adjusted score is to be entered.   If 
    you do not wish to maintain a handicap, simply enter the unadjusted 
    score. 
                                                            
    Once the round has been entered and saved, the summary can be run.  
    However, if you have entered less than 5 rounds of either 9 or 18 
    holes, it will not  be possible to produce a handicap report.   This 
    is not to say that the other summary reports cannot be run.   It is 
    possible to summarize after only a single round.                            
    
    One last thing about handicaps.  If you do not adjust, your handicap 
    will be overstated giving you an advantage in handicap events.  For 
    this reason it is very important that only adjusted scores be 
    recorded if the handicap report is to be used. 
  
