Statistics

Not every hole gets holed out, and that is fine. Here is how pick-up holes keep your golfity stats honest when you pocket the ball.

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.

Two golfers who both shoot 89 rarely shoot it the same way. Here is how to compare golf stats side by side in golfity so the conversation ends with something to practice instead of someone feeling small.

You play once or twice a month and you are not running a data project. This checklist keeps tracking to four notes per hole and a three-minute review afterward, and still tells you where your strokes are going.

Rounded yardages, guessed putt lengths, and the round you never logged because you shot 94. Small data entry habits move your strokes gained numbers far enough to send you to the wrong practice green.

Your bad shots are not random. They cluster in a direction, a distance, and a club, and once you can see the pattern you can aim around it. A statistical look at miss management.