A golf handicap is a numerical score that measures a golfers playing ability. It represents the number of strokes a player is expected to take above or below the courses par score. The higher the handicap, the more strokes a player is allowed to subtract from their actual score to determine their net score. A lower handicap indicates a more skilled golfer who is expected to have a lower net score.

Defining a "good" golf handicap can be subjective and varies from person to person. However, according to some sources, a good golf handicap is generally considered to be 10 or less. This means that the player is shooting between 80-84 on a par 72 course. However, its important to note that this is just a general guideline and that what is considered a good handicap can vary depending on factors such as age, gender, and skill level.

The average golf handicap for a male golfer is 16, and for a female golfer, its 28. However, these numbers can vary depending on the source and the group of golfers being surveyed.

Its worth noting that having a good golf handicap doesnt necessarily mean that someone is a good golfer. Golfers should challenge themselves to make better swings and improve their game, regardless of their handicap.