Accidentally restarted Week 33 event? (CC-B)

[hokiehi22]

This is my first event after completing Q-School. I am playing on the CC-B tour.

I had already played the first 2 rounds for this weeks event and decided to play the 3rd tonight. I went to Tours in game and found the week 33 event and hit play but it didn't pick up from where I left off in the event. Instead it has me on round 1 again.

First of all, is there anything I can do to still compete in this week's event (I was -1 and in the mid 40s I think)?? Am I missing something or just out of luck?

Second, for future reference, how do I prevent this from happening? 

Thanks for any help.

[edi_vedder]

I might be totally wrong now, but this shouldn't even be possible.

Tour events are time-limited and therefore can only be started once by any player.

[theduke21]

Aug 19, 2015 22:28:43 GMT -5 hokiehi22 said:

This is my first event after completing Q-School. I am playing on the CC-B tour.

I had already played the first 2 rounds for this weeks event and decided to play the 3rd tonight. I went to Tours in game and found the week 33 event and hit play but it didn't pick up from where I left off in the event. Instead it has me on round 1 again.

First of all, is there anything I can do to still compete in this week's event (I was -1 and in the mid 40s I think)?? Am I missing something or just out of luck?

Second, for future reference, how do I prevent this from happening? 

Thanks for any help.

It didn't restart you. Tours show each round as separate and don't add up your scores until the end. 

[hokiehi22]

Resolved! I did not actually restart, I don't know what happened. Thanks guys.

[Doyley]

Aug 20, 2015 17:51:42 GMT -5 hokiehi22 said:

Resolved! I did not actually restart, I don't know what happened. Thanks guys.

Tours are what we have to use when we do multi-pin events - as such the game just sees them as 4 individual events (normally played in different cities etc) but for our purposes, they are on the same course with different pins.  As such, each time you tee off on the 1st tee for a new round, the game assumes it's a new event (round 1).  At the end of that round, you'll get your "tour" results which are techinically just your round scores.  It's a workaround to get multipins in.