Method and system for determining golf handicap as a function of blood alcohol concentration

A computer server-implemented method for adjusting handicaps of players playing golf based on their level of intoxication, the method comprising the steps of:

• a. receiving handicap information of at least one player over a data network;
• b. receiving over the data network information associated with a golf course that the at least one player will play, the golf course information including levels of difficulty of playing respective holes of a plurality of holes of the golf course over the data network;
• c. determine player-hole information for each player of the at least one player based on the golf course information, the player handicap information for each player, and type of golf game to be played;
• d. receiving player-hole information over the data network from a user device associated with each player, said player-hole information including an identifier indicative of a hole to be played of the plurality of holes and player BAC data, wherein the player BAC data is indicative of the blood alcohol concentration for each player immediately prior to playing the hole to be played by the at least one player;
• e. for each respective player, determining a BAC handicap for the hole to be played based on such player's player-hole index for the hole to be played, and the received player BAC data;
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• f. transmitting to the user device the BAC handicap for each player for the hole to be played, wherein the BAC handicap includes an indication of any award of extra strokes to one of the players for a hole to be played based on both such player's skill level and level of intoxication.