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Hi all,

Just wondering how people go about tracking the stats from golf rounds and practice sessions. 

I count how many shots over par I am on each hole, and then make a note of the main reason why I went over par, ie bad drive, bad short putt, bad mid iron.

When I get home I put it all on a spreadsheet and which ever category cost me the most shots is what I work on until my next games. 

Does anyone else a system they like to work with ?


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I use this:

Just keen in mind that shots can cost fractions of shots, and you can make up shots (ie hit a long approach on the green) so it is not as 'zero sum' as you might think.

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I use a spreadsheet too. Since I'm relearning the game and mostly playing one course, stats are useful to guide me. I track score, putts, % fairways (Y, L or R), % GIR, % sand, % penalties and calculate handicap for each round and accumulative. I also note % eagles, birdies, par, bogey, double bogeys, number of 3 putts and weather conditions. If I ever reach a new plateau, I probably won't keep stats so diligently.

I also have a Garmin Approach G10 golf GPS which does a surprisingly good job of keeping stats during a round. I then download the data to Garmin Connect after each round, it shows each scorecard and summary stats. It's nice!

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1 hour ago, alleztom said:

I use this:

Just keen in mind that shots can cost fractions of shots, and you can make up shots (ie hit a long approach on the green) so it is not as 'zero sum' as you might think.

Just read through you post and it looks really great ! More comprehensive than my system. Do you have a spread sheet where you type in the details you made during the round and it calculates the stats for you? I imagine it takes quite some time to do it manually each time 


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3 hours ago, Ned_the_tortoise said:

Just read through you post and it looks really great ! More comprehensive than my system. Do you have a spread sheet where you type in the details you made during the round and it calculates the stats for you? I imagine it takes quite some time to do it manually each time 

Yeah, most of it basically worked out across a spreadsheet, simple formulas, no macros etc. Would take less than 5 minutes to work out a round

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22 minutes ago, alleztom said:

Yeah, most of it basically worked out across a spreadsheet, simple formulas, no macros etc. Would take less than 5 minutes to work out a round

That's cool, would it be possible to upload a copy of the blank spreadsheet with formulas , would be really helpful to share :)


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You guys should look at Game Golf and Arccos.  It does what you are doing on steroids.  Very Cool.

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1 minute ago, inthecup said:

You guys should look at Game Golf and Arccos.  It does what you are doing on steroids.  Very Cool.

Those do look great, but I can do easily do everything I want using Excel - for free. Golf stats are very simple math.

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1 minute ago, inthecup said:

You guys should look at Game Golf and Arccos.  It does what you are doing on steroids.  Very Cool.

I am aware of these but you have to pay for them and I dont see the point when you can do it yourself. I know there is a free version of game golf but as far as I am aware you cannot save your rounds unless you pay for it


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You can do some of it for free but doing it all would be a bit much.  I used to keep stats on a Garmin, it was nice.

I just went to the Arccos site (which I have) and the Demo screens do not show all the functionality of the stats?  Poor marketing.

If you are happy with Excel, enjoy!

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