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Since Aug 14: 0 graduations · 0 trend updates · 7 new
your whole game, priced — before the findings underneath it
Who you are as a golfer, and your whole game priced vs your level — disaster swings (a full stroke gone in one swing) the biggest closable
held up under every check
Severe curves are the hidden engine of your 150–200-yard approach leak
−0.98 strokes gained per round
across 125 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 26 million
Your biggest approach cleanup is the severe-curve tail, led by hooks and snap-hooks.
−0.86 strokes gained per round
across 85 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 10,000
Skied tee strikes are a quieter scorecard leak than the slice, but they are still costing you.
−0.27 strokes to par
across 56 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 25
Headwind looks like a secondary multiplier on your 150–200-yard approach leak.
−0.16 strokes gained per round
across 38 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 160
a hypothesis taking shape — not settled yet
Crosswind still does not look like what makes your tee slice expensive
−0.07 strokes to par
across 22 shots · checked, not confirmed yet
real leads — more data needed before we can call them
Your 150–200-yard approach spread is transferring from practice to rounds almost unchanged
0.09 dispersion
across 919 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 2.4
Your putting strength does its best work on the hardest holes.
+1.45 strokes gained per round
across 411 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 91%
read from 3,874 captured shots · 41 rounds · delivered Oct 4
read from 3,874 captured shots · 41 rounds · delivered Oct 4
Since Aug 14: 0 graduations · 0 trend updates · 7 new
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your whole game, priced — before the findings underneath it
Who you are as a golfer, and your whole game priced vs your level — disaster swings (a full stroke gone in one swing) the biggest closable
held up under every check
Severe curves are the hidden engine of your 150–200-yard approach leak
−0.98 strokes gained per round
across 125 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 26 million
Your biggest approach cleanup is the severe-curve tail, led by hooks and snap-hooks.
−0.86 strokes gained per round
across 85 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 10,000
Skied tee strikes are a quieter scorecard leak than the slice, but they are still costing you.
−0.27 strokes to par
across 56 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 25
Headwind looks like a secondary multiplier on your 150–200-yard approach leak.
−0.16 strokes gained per round
across 38 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 160
a hypothesis taking shape — not settled yet
Crosswind still does not look like what makes your tee slice expensive
−0.07 strokes to par
across 22 shots · checked, not confirmed yet
real leads — more data needed before we can call them
Your 150–200-yard approach spread is transferring from practice to rounds almost unchanged
0.09 dispersion
across 919 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 1 in 2.4
Your putting strength does its best work on the hardest holes.
+1.45 strokes gained per round
across 411 shots · chance it's a fluke: about 91%
your whole game, priced — before the findings underneath it
You favor driver and a fade, but both speed and shot spread trail your level. The right miss is the dominant danger.
Your iron and wedge speed is generally ahead of your level, but your approaches finish too short and too scattered in depth to turn that into enough greens.
You save more holes than your level would from every lie, despite an uneven strike picture. Sand still produces the most expensive failures.
You're a dangerous midrange maker and avoid three-putts better than your level. Pace, rather than line, drives most of the misses that remain.