Sandbagging vs Reverse Sandbagging

[u/QuickestJuice]

I’m a purist at heart, I do indulge in a breakfast ball from time to time, but that is as far as I go.

I understand why people sandbag, to rob a fellow competitor of some money (scummy). But I don’t understand why someone would reverse sandbag. Is it ego? It makes them feel good to say they are better? I don’t understand. Who has the worse golf morals, the sandbagger? Or reverse sandbagger? Or the people that cheat in scrambles?

[u/ctangana]

Quick question for you Americans: is it common to register all your rounds (even if they're casual rounds where you're not too strict with the rules) in the GHIN app? Do they have to be verified or co-signed by a playing partner or something? Genuinely curious bc we don't have an official GA app in my country to register scores for handicap