Is there a table detailing Handicap Vs . . .

[ColinR]

Is there a table detailing Handicap Vs GIR, fairways, putts etc etc ?

I know there will be tolerances and everyones game is different, but it would be interesting to see, if it exists.

Cheers.

 

[ruff-driver]

Any use http://www.mygolfspy.com/study-overall-golfer-performance-by-handicap/

 

[UlyssesSky]

Here you are:

http://probablegolfinstruction.com/golf-scoring-statistics.htm

 

[Curls]

As with all stats be sceptical of the data you are analysing. I never kept stats but what helped me was playing 9 holes with a pro who just observed and asked the occasional question about what I was doing/thinking in playing a shot. At the end he crystallised my game better than a seasons stats could have. Give it a go, if you want to move to the next level it's a serious option, not to mind good fun!

 

[Liqdaddymac]

If you are interested, this is 2.5 years worth of my stats in golfshot GPS, starting at 7hc and currently 4hc. There is one round in there from the first time I played Pennard in a hurricane and shot 106!

I play regularly with someone who plays of 17 but must be near 90% fairways hit.

 

[Curls]

I play regularly with someone who plays of 17 but must be near 90% fairways hit.

Thems some decent numbers you are racking up chap!

Yeah I'm not saying keeping stats isn't valuable to yourself, what I mean is comparing your numbers to some averaged idea of how many FIRs an X handicapper would hit might be misleading. Like you say, some 17 h/cs hit far more FIRs than single figure guys who might miss the fairway a little left or right, but are 70 yards closer to the pin. Keep stats for fun, but for me if you want to lower your h/c you have to actually get better, and to do that plenty of us need help (if you're one of the lucky ones who can do it alone, I tip my cap).