On course
Full Stat-Tracked Round
A on course drill for the Competition stage, on the course, in about 240 minutes.
Builds self-awareness of where strokes actually go by logging the core stats through a full round instead of just the final score.
- Advanced
- Solo
- Competition
Equipment
- full bag
- scorecard
Demonstration
Collecting Stats on Your Golf Scorecard - Ashaunta Epps by PGA Women's Clinics
Video by PGA Women's Clinics on YouTube. Not affiliated with GolfNexus.
Steps
- 01Before the round, set up a simple tracker for fairways hit, greens in regulation, putts, and 3-putts.
- 02Log each stat honestly after every hole.
- 03Play the round with full rules and an honest scorecard.
- 04Total the stats at the end of the round.
- 05Compare the totals to the last few logged rounds.
Target
Try to log a round with fewer 3-putts than your recent rounds.
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