Aztecs27
Money List Winner
Kind of a follow on from the stats thread, but a mate of mine has devised a spreadsheet so he can record his scores round his home club this season and he helped me do one for my home club.
It's fairly simple and I think will be a handy tool for the upcoming season.
So far it's got two worksheets, one for recording the score which calculates the average for each hole over the season as well as giving you scores that are nett of your handicap and nett average scores over the season.
And the other records the number of putts per hole. I have set the "par" for number of putts at 2 per hole. I know this is only the ideal number if you're hitting GIR, but it gives something to work on, and also gives an average per hole over the season.
It automatically colours the cell white, black, blue or red depending on whether you par, birdie, bogey or blob a hole and having put in the info for just one round thus far, it's highlighted some things for me:
- I had 7, count them SEVEN 3 putts on Sunday. Which, quite frankly, is not good enough. You're never going to post a decent score doing that. Turn those into two putts (which the majority of them should have been to be honest) and all of a sudden things are looking up.
- 4 of those 3 putts were on holes that left me with a bogey, meaning I had a chance to putt for par, and should have taken them.
- If I turn my brain fart holes into double bogeys, I'm actually 23 over, which, although still not where I want to be, is on the right track.
All of a sudden, you can see the positives and the negatives very clearly and isolate them and see where it is that needs work.
Slightly more encouraged now....Off to the range I go.
It's fairly simple and I think will be a handy tool for the upcoming season.
So far it's got two worksheets, one for recording the score which calculates the average for each hole over the season as well as giving you scores that are nett of your handicap and nett average scores over the season.
And the other records the number of putts per hole. I have set the "par" for number of putts at 2 per hole. I know this is only the ideal number if you're hitting GIR, but it gives something to work on, and also gives an average per hole over the season.
It automatically colours the cell white, black, blue or red depending on whether you par, birdie, bogey or blob a hole and having put in the info for just one round thus far, it's highlighted some things for me:
- I had 7, count them SEVEN 3 putts on Sunday. Which, quite frankly, is not good enough. You're never going to post a decent score doing that. Turn those into two putts (which the majority of them should have been to be honest) and all of a sudden things are looking up.
- 4 of those 3 putts were on holes that left me with a bogey, meaning I had a chance to putt for par, and should have taken them.
- If I turn my brain fart holes into double bogeys, I'm actually 23 over, which, although still not where I want to be, is on the right track.
All of a sudden, you can see the positives and the negatives very clearly and isolate them and see where it is that needs work.
Slightly more encouraged now....Off to the range I go.
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