Every shot.Counted.
Strokes gained for every part of your game, measured the way the tour measures it, against the golfers you choose.
Four parts.One round.
Fairways, misses and trouble, by club.
Greens and how close, by distance and lie.
Up and downs and how close your chips finish.
Putts, make rates and three-putts.
Numbers.You can use.
Compared withreal golfers.
Your numbers sit next to published numbers for golfers at each handicap, and PGA Tour data (ShotLink and Mark Broadie’s strokes gained tables) for tour level.
Frequently askedquestions.
01How is strokes gained worked out?
02Do I need many rounds?
03Who can I compare with?
04What if I don’t know distances?
Every shot.Counted.
Strokes gained for every part of your game, measured the way the tour measures it, against the golfers you choose.
Four parts.One round.
Fairways, misses and trouble, by club.
Greens and how close, by distance and lie.
Up and downs and how close your chips finish.
Putts, make rates and three-putts.
Numbers.You can use.
Compared withreal golfers.
Your numbers sit next to published numbers for golfers at each handicap, and PGA Tour data (ShotLink and Mark Broadie’s strokes gained tables) for tour level.


