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scotton Established Member

scotton

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I've been looking for a decent online stats tracker. Here is what I would like:

Handicap calculation
Shot by shot stats
Course hole stats
Free

Basically, I would like to be able to see that 70% of the time I push my 5 iron when hitting from a bare lie or on a certain par 3 I'm over the green 65% of the time.

If anyone knows of a site that will do this for free, let me know. Otherwise I'll build it myself.
In my bag:
The failed hopes and dreams of 25 years of golf (on DG S300 shafts with Lamkin Crossline midsize grips)

JKilgore44 Well Established Member

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Although that sounds like a great idea, I think what you're looking for could be a lot easier than a website. Get a journal and put it in your bag, keep track of your shots. I haven't ever heard of a website that could keep track of individual shots, that would require individual input of each shot too, which would basically be keeping a journal of your round...
What I play:
Cleveland HiBore XLS 9.5 Fujikura Stiff flex | Titleist 735.cm Stainless Steel True Temper S300 3-PW | Titleist Vokey GW 52 | Cleveland 588 SW 56 | Titleist Vokey LW 60 | Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless | Titleist Pro V1x

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Texas A&M UniversityHow I play:Goals for 2008

scotton Established Member

scotton

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Journaling is absolutely a part of it. You have to collect stats to benefit from stats. What a journal won't do is allow you to pull up a golf hole at your course and see how many topped drives you've had, or see if you hit your 6 iron and your 5 iron the same distances most of the time.

I made a doc to record shot by shot stats, http://stuntcode.com/golf/golfstats.pdf

It's a little busy, but basically each hole has a column under it. For each shot on a hole, you would record club,distance,lie and quality (1-10). You would also record if this shot hit the fairway (F) Green (G) or Bunker (S). Their is also a 9-box grid that will let you show the shot shape. So a fade would be the top left box. A slice would be the center left box. A top would be the center top box. A flush hit would be the center box. etc. I guess I would record a push or pull by putting a P in the grid on the left or right.

Clearly this is not something I would do while playing a round with someone else, this is more intended for use while playing alone during the week. I've always tracked fairways, greens, up and downs and putts. I'm hoping this will help me get more detailed info about what parts of my game need the most work.
In my bag:
The failed hopes and dreams of 25 years of golf (on DG S300 shafts with Lamkin Crossline midsize grips)

Dent Great Member

Dent

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I have something free that records handicap, GIR %, Fairway % , and sand saves, you can also enter in hole by hole stats: www.greenskeeper.org
In My Bag

Driver: Sasquatch 460 9.5°
3 Wood: Laser 3 Wood 15°
5 Wood: r7 19° (Stiff)Irons: S58 Irons 4-PW Orange DotWedge: Harmonized 60°Wedge: Z TP 54°Putter: Tiffany 34"Balls: Pro V1 Shoes: Adidas Tour 360 IIThe Meadows Golf Coursewww.themeadowsgc.comAge: 16

JKilgore44 Well Established Member

JKilgore44

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ahh I see what you mean. Nice work on the layout, kinda confusing but I see what you're getting at. Keeping statistics is a really good way to keep track of your game. Once you get used to it, you'll be able to adjust your practice routine to focus more on the weaker aspects of your game. Sorry I couldn't contribute any websites to help, but good luck with it.
What I play:
Cleveland HiBore XLS 9.5 Fujikura Stiff flex | Titleist 735.cm Stainless Steel True Temper S300 3-PW | Titleist Vokey GW 52 | Cleveland 588 SW 56 | Titleist Vokey LW 60 | Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless | Titleist Pro V1x

Where I play:
Texas A&M UniversityHow I play:Goals for 2008

PensacolaWahoo Member

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www.mygolfrecord.com

It's not as detialed as you are wanting, but it's not bad for free. GIR, Fairways, Putts, and figures your handicap. Havn't found a good online solution for shot by shot unless you build it yourself.

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MacGregor V-Foil 13º
Lynx Fairway Metal 18º
TM SuperSteel Burner 3-PWSrixon I-201 56ºPurespin Wedges 52º & 60º


scotton Established Member

scotton

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I have something free that records handicap, GIR %, Fairway % , and sand saves, you can also enter in hole by hole stats:

That works. I tried shooting a couple of rounds with my sheets, but it was way too much analysis. The lab coat kept messing up my back swing. I've decided to use greenskeeper.org and I'm also keeping track of mis-hit shots and great shots. Then I can keep the clubs I'm mis-hitting and the clubs I'm hitting great in a spreadsheet and that will probably show me a trend after a while.

In my bag:
The failed hopes and dreams of 25 years of golf (on DG S300 shafts with Lamkin Crossline midsize grips)

Mhinderaker Well Established Member

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Tried out Greenskeeper tonight inputting my last few rounds, and it's a really fantastic site.

Thanks Dent!
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Dent Great Member

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Tried out Greenskeeper tonight inputting my last few rounds, and it's a really fantastic site.

Your welcome, it is a great site, it can also track your monthly handicap. Just whatever you do dont leave these forums for theirs J/k nobody would.
In My Bag

Driver: Sasquatch 460 9.5°
3 Wood: Laser 3 Wood 15°
5 Wood: r7 19° (Stiff)Irons: S58 Irons 4-PW Orange DotWedge: Harmonized 60°Wedge: Z TP 54°Putter: Tiffany 34"Balls: Pro V1 Shoes: Adidas Tour 360 IIThe Meadows Golf Coursewww.themeadowsgc.comAge: 16

Mhinderaker Well Established Member

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Your welcome, it is a great site, it can also track your monthly handicap. Just whatever you do dont leave these forums for theirs

Well I calculated it out using my last 12 or so rounds and my handicap is right where I estimated, at 11.5.

(Although to be fair that does include the worst round of recent memory, +11 for 9 holes)
"The general knowledge in the United States about Australia is low. Everybody thinks we ride kangaroos to school. You don't ever take a kangaroo to school. You take them to the supermarket because you can put groceries in the pouch. "

- Stuart Appleby

In The Bag:Driver - 9.5° XTD Pro Graphite...

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Diggitydog Well Established Member

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This is old thread but thought it was a good place to post this.

I've also been looking for a good stats website for free and found the golf application on Facebook to be the perfect thing for me. It links into your profile and gives a pretty good amount of stats. Plus you can type in your course and the scorecard will likely already be entered. If it isn't the course is remembered and you can add favorite courses. Perfect for a guy like me that doesn't have a home course! This is just what the doctor ordered for getting a close approximation of a handicap plus telling me where I need to improve by showing tons of stats.

I thought I was about a 10 handicap but turns out I'm more like an 8.

http://apps.facebook.com/golfgame/f8

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Driver: Ping G5 9° Alidila NV 75g Stiff
3-Wood: Nike SQ 15° Diamana Stiff (Stock)
Irons: NIKE FORGED SPLIT CAVIY (S300)Wedges: Taylormade RAC Fe2O3 (Rust) 52°/56°/60°Putter: Titleist/Cameron Newport 1.5Ball: Looking for a new...


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wannabegolfpro Member

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Try out http://www.mobilegolfstats.com I don't think they have the shot by shot, but you can track a lot of other stats.
Free Golf Score & Stat Tracker
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In My Bag:Driver: G5 standard stiff shaft3 & 5 Wood: V SteelIrons: 3100, 3-SWWedges: 588Putter: BladeBall: whatever I pull out of the bagWebsites:http://www.mobilegolfstats.comhttp://www.ridgeriding.comhttp://ww....

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