
Gross Score vs Net Score in Golf: Simple Examples
Gross score is the raw number on your card. Net score is that number minus your handicap. The difference is small in math and huge in how golf gets scored at every club in the world.

Gross score is the raw number on your card. Net score is that number minus your handicap. The difference is small in math and huge in how golf gets scored at every club in the world.

Most golfers practice what they enjoy, not what they need. Strokes gained data reveals the fastest path to a lower handicap — and it is probably not what you think.

What actually separates a 15-handicap from a 5-handicap? The answer is in the data, and it is probably not what you think.

Your strokes gained shows +0.3 approach. Is that good? The answer depends entirely on who you compare yourself to and what you are trying to achieve.

What does a "good" strokes gained look like at your handicap? These benchmarks show you where average golfers at every level gain and lose strokes across all four categories.