3565
Journeyman Pro
Read every shot counts by Mark broadie, fascinating read on how the 'normal' stats of Fir GIR Pirs don't really tell you anything or what to improve on.
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Read every shot counts by Mark broadie, fascinating read on how the 'normal' stats of Fir GIR Pirs don't really tell you anything or what to improve on.
sportsbob
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Have recently downloaded scoresaver 2 as it was free. Have got that Golf shot on my phone and found it too much hastle. Might try this recommended one though - cost?
bladeplayer
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Darren24
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The only problem with scoresaver 2 is that it is only compatible with windows. Can't use on an android phone 😞
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Why do you need it on your phone? Just enter your stats into scoresaver when you get home.......and save yourself some cash
Darren24
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Why do you need it on your phone? Just enter your stats into scoresaver when you get home.......and save yourself some cash
that my friend is a very good point. Well we can tell who has the intelligence here
. Thanks
Rooter
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that my friend is a very good point. Well we can tell who has the intelligence here
Don't tell him that!!
Darren24
Assistant Pro
Haha, just downloaded it and it looks very good. Some very interesting points on the Tips.
How much was it. £29 as indicated and is it worth the money? Golfshake do a premium stats facility for around £15 I think
MJBett
Hacker
For stats tracking and insights I use and recommend the Hole19 Golf App.
Gives you driving accuracy, GIR, short game recovery, putting and overall scoring. Sums it up in a nice summary after each round with neat graphs and then you can further check all your stats from all your rounds at home on their online platform "Hole19 Clubhouse".
Oh, and it's 100% free!
Gives you driving accuracy, GIR, short game recovery, putting and overall scoring. Sums it up in a nice summary after each round with neat graphs and then you can further check all your stats from all your rounds at home on their online platform "Hole19 Clubhouse".
Oh, and it's 100% free!
Looks like another GPS device with stats bolted on
Darren24
Assistant Pro
It free scoresaver 2
Sorry, crossed wires. I have SS2 already but was interested if anyone had taken a punt on playingpargolf.com and whether they thought it was worth the money (other than the OP naturally)
Darren24
Assistant Pro
MJBett
Hacker
Hey, if my stats look like this: https://clubhouse.hole19golf.com/rounds/Be-Ghw and all this for free.. then so be it. With accurate yardages and GPS I play much better anyway.
3565
Journeyman Pro
the GPS stats are ok and are very basic, I've just signed up to GDL which is more cost wise then playingpargolf.com but you get more stats but you have to give more info into the system, It's now about shots gained. Using a table from Every shot counts book, I shot a 1 under 70 in December from the yellow tees, and after working it all out, I was -2.2 shots worse off but that's comparing it to the PGA tour pro table. It depends what you want from stats.
To be honest the golfshake website is much better (imo) and scoresave2 even better as a freebie comparison
RAINTOWN
Newbie
I read an article about shots gained on your golf travel (Ithink).The PGA use his system for putts gained . I just found it a bitconfusing even the editor wrote he didn't fully understand it. I suppose it islike any new system it takes a bit of getting used to. What persuaded me to gothe playing par golf route was their research on double bogey ratio. I had neverheard anyone talk about this or how much it effects your game. My golf club keepsall my scores on line when I checked my scores sure enough the only time I wonor got my handicap cut was when I had no doubles or just 1 per round. I workedout that 15% of the holes I played accounted for over 50% of the shots I wasover par . I did not sign up right away but tried to avoid making doubles on my own . That only made things worse it got tothe stage where every round I made at least 3 doubles, and they could come at anypoint in the round but it was always 3 or more.
This system did takea bit of getting used to but now it is really simple. If I hit a tee shot whereever it lands I ask myself can I get to the green with my next shot if the answeris no then the tee shot cost me a shot if the answer is yes then I mark it as noimpact .If I drive the green (been a long time since I did that ) then it saveda shot I do the same for every shot . The only notes I make on the course isthe distance of the 1st putt the rest I remember takes me 10 mins to record the score on my computer the programdoes the rest
Played this morning Tee shots cost 2, approach shots 7,short game 1, putting saved 2
Still got a bit of work to do on those approach shots.
[QUOTE=3565;1227122]the GPS stats are ok and are very basic, I've just signed up to GDL which is more cost wise then playingpargolf.com but you get more stats but you have to give more info into the system, It's now about shots gained. Using a table from Every shot counts book, I shot a 1 under 70 in December from the yellow tees, and after working it all out, I was -2.2 shots worse off but that's comparing it to the PGA tour pro table. It depends what you want from stats.[/QUOTE]
This system did takea bit of getting used to but now it is really simple. If I hit a tee shot whereever it lands I ask myself can I get to the green with my next shot if the answeris no then the tee shot cost me a shot if the answer is yes then I mark it as noimpact .If I drive the green (been a long time since I did that ) then it saveda shot I do the same for every shot . The only notes I make on the course isthe distance of the 1st putt the rest I remember takes me 10 mins to record the score on my computer the programdoes the rest
Played this morning Tee shots cost 2, approach shots 7,short game 1, putting saved 2
Still got a bit of work to do on those approach shots.
[QUOTE=3565;1227122]the GPS stats are ok and are very basic, I've just signed up to GDL which is more cost wise then playingpargolf.com but you get more stats but you have to give more info into the system, It's now about shots gained. Using a table from Every shot counts book, I shot a 1 under 70 in December from the yellow tees, and after working it all out, I was -2.2 shots worse off but that's comparing it to the PGA tour pro table. It depends what you want from stats.[/QUOTE]
chrisd
Major Champion
Is it worth selling my Game Golf to subscribe to?
