comstock Factoring

Do you know what they mean and how the figure it out? Comstock factoring is the average points per second. A one-hundred point course shot in ten seconds is a ten factor. So is a fifty-point stage shot in five seconds. Divide the factor by the time, and that's the factor -- the amount of time earning a point on that stage should take. You're probably saying, "That's nice and all, but how does it help me?" Knowing the base factor can assist you in making the right decisions on how to shoot a stage. Say you shoot a "C" on a ten-factor stage at a Major, which is worth four points instead of five.

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