Does this count as a win?

maxy maxy, as I told you before YOU LOSE. ANDERSON BEAT YOU.

The first question would be whether your 15-15-2 were 9 hole or 18 hole scores. If they were 18 hole matches, and you both had an understanding that this match would also be 18 holes, then this round should not count since neither of you finished.

If you both agree to the round being a 9 hole match, the deciding factor then lies with the reason why you didn't finish the 9th hole and he did. If it was your decision to not complete the hole because it was raining and he finished, I'm afraid you're decision to not finish is considered a forfeiture. If he finished and agreed that it is not possible for you to finish, then you can consider counting only the 8 holes prior or not count this round at all.

Keep in mind Golf is a gentleman's game, and we are all out there playing golf for the fun of it, so please don't let one spoiled round bother you both too much.

The only rain conditions that would cancel a PGA event would be if they're accompanied by lightning or the rain was so heavy it rendered the course unplayable. If so, a horn would sound and the players would mark their balls to resume when better conditions arrived. No horn, keep playing.

However in this case since neither of you completed a regulation 18 hole round, it was just practice.

PS- If either of you had a hole in one, it wouldn't have counted without finishing the round.

He finished!! You didn't !! He gets credit for winning the 9 hole match.

Golf being a "gentleman's" game, you should both agree to either forfeit or continue the match on another day. Either way you get to do something fun.

it shouldn't count, cause maybe when it's your turn you could get a hole in one, you never know

If he finished and you didn't...that is a forfeit my friend...you lose

Not really