Analytics

You already know the score. The coach's note tells you why it happened, names the holes and clubs that mattered, and points at what to work on before the next tee time.

You do not have to read a single chart to find out what went wrong. Save a round and golfity hands you two short lists: what you did well, and what cost you strokes.

You fix one distance on hole 7 and your tee shot score changes too. That is not a bug. Here is exactly what golfity recalculates when you save an edit, which numbers should move, and which ones should not.

Almost every golfer believes they fall apart on the back nine. The hole-by-hole data says most of them are wrong, and the ones who are right usually have a specific, fixable cause.

Two golfers with the same handicap can need opposite strategies. Your strokes gained breakdown tells you which parts of your game to lean on and which ones to route around.

Your scorecard total tells you how the round went. Splitting it into par 3s, par 4s and par 5s tells you why, and the answer surprises most golfers who assume the short holes are the problem.