Now you can see the strokes gained for any round in your Golfity feed
We just added a small new feature we think you will like. When you're browsing your feed, on the home page, you can now see a small chart that has the strokes gained stats (for each of the categories used by the PGA tour) for each round.
Check out the example in the image for this post, Jordan Spieth did very well with the driver and long irons but he really struggled with his putting.
Do you want to calculate your strokes gained also? Just like any PGA tour player, if you track your scores using golfity you'll get all your stats and learn where to work to shave a few shots from your score!
Bryson DeChambeau hit a 417 yards drive at the 2020 Ryder Cup, how many strokes did he gain with that?
The PGA Tour measures strokes gained in four different categories
golfity introduces customizable benchmarks, allowing golfers to compare their skills against PGA Tour players, scratch players and 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 handicaps, for a more relevant and encouraging analysis.
What is putts gained and how do you calculate it? Read on to learn about the one and only metric to measure how well you are putting.
If you want to get your strokes gained you can easily track your shots on a regular scorecard, just like Mike Carroll shows us.
