steadyeddy
Medal Winner
35 putts would be good if GIR was higher as generally speaking when you hit the green in regulation you would be further away from the hole than you would be if you missed the green & were chipping on.
How do you break down statistics?
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35 putts would be good if GIR was higher as generally speaking when you hit the green in regulation you would be further away from the hole than you would be if you missed the green & were chipping on.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8LWsHBeO3FgSHBVOXVERU1LU2s/view?usp=sharing
This is my breakdown of the round yesterday off Scoresaver2. What I like is that it gives you a handicap comparison, as it does on the year to date numbers too and adjusts these as the handicap goes up and down. It misses the depth of some of the stuff you get in something like Game Golf where you can drill down your percentage into 15 feet from various distances, lies, clubs etc.
The things with stats is you have to be careful not to read too much into it at times. I prefer to use mine over periods (monthly etc) to see a pattern, especially if I am missing greens on a certain side, or making mistake at the same hole
This is my breakdown of the round yesterday off Scoresaver2. What I like is that it gives you a handicap comparison, as it does on the year to date numbers too and adjusts these as the handicap goes up and down. It misses the depth of some of the stuff you get in something like Game Golf where you can drill down your percentage into 15 feet from various distances, lies, clubs etc.
The things with stats is you have to be careful not to read too much into it at times. I prefer to use mine over periods (monthly etc) to see a pattern, especially if I am missing greens on a certain side, or making mistake at the same hole
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Farneyman
Tour Winner
Need to club up on the approach shots Homer. :thup:
I lost all my stats from SS2 when my laptop crashed. Even tried to rescue them but to no avail. :angry:
Without taking this off piste (so my only reply) I nailed a load of long irons, hybrids and fairway woods yesterday. Walked up expecting to see them on the green and they had come up short where it was obviously softened from the deluge on Friday and Saturday. Wasn't overly concerned as I was pleased at how I hit them.
I really should save my SS stuff regularly again. Ta for the nudge although your tale make me wonder if I can restore anyway.
