Six of the most popular golf stats apps, ranked by what they actually do well. No sponsored fluff — just tracking method, strokes gained depth, and real cost, so you can pick the one you will still be using next season.
A bogey golfer averages a bogey a hole and shoots around 90. But the label hides a specific statistical shape. Here is what that profile looks like across the bag, and which numbers move the score.
Every golf stat, defined in plain English and ranked by how much it actually tells you. Bookmark this page and use it to decode any number on your scorecard or in your app.
A tour pro and a 15-handicap can both shoot over their target, but they bleed strokes in completely different places. Strokes gained shows exactly where, and it is not where most golfers think.
Tracking a round only works if it survives the tee-to-green reality of a live round. Here is how to use golfity on the course without losing pace or accuracy.
Everyone frames it as a choice: bomb it or find the fairway. But the strokes gained numbers reveal an exchange rate between yards and accuracy, and it tips further toward distance than most golfers believe.