I would say an .800 Fargo is roughly the equivalent of a +4 handicap golfer.
For those that have knowledge of golf, what Fargo would roughly equal a scratch golfer? I know that is hard to define because so few play pool compared to golf, but I think that is a relevant question considering that the average handicap of a male golfer that plays somewhat regularly is around 20.
I think you're over-estimating the +4 hcp. 800 Fargo is top 70 in the entire world. A +4 hcp
might get you on a decent D1 college team, but not anywhere near a PGA tour card these days.
I'd guess scratch to be somewhere in the 650ish range. Admittedly based on nothing more than my own observations.
FWIW and for perspective, I played to an index of 3.9 until about age 60, and at 68 my current Fargo is 560. Decent, but neither anything special.
