Basic Analysis

For Players
Written By Sameer Sawhney

The Basic Analysis feature helps players and coaches track performance against benchmarks, review key metrics, and identify areas of improvement without overwhelming detail. Here’s a full guide to navigating it.

 

STEP 1

Accessing Analysis

  • On the home screen, tap the graph icon in the bottom left.

  • This takes you to the Analysis page.

 

STEP 2

Global Filters

  • At the top right, use the Global Filters bar to refine the data you’re viewing:

    • Benchmarks: Compare against PGA or LPGA standards.

    • Round Types: Practice sessions vs. tournaments.

    • Time Windows: Choose presets or create a custom date range.

    • Round Criteria: View by best, worst, first, or last rounds.

    This ensures you can analyze performance in the right context.

 
 

STEP 3

Strokes Gained Overview

A graph displays your strokes gained, benchmarked against your selected tour.

  • You can compare:

    • By player profile (e.g., Tour Pro, Elite Amateur, Club Golfer).

    • Against your own past performances.

 

STEP 4

Key Numbers

This section highlights the most important performance stats:

  • Driving

    • Driving Accuracy & Distance

    • Blue lines = Tour Standards for easy comparison.

    • Tap View Details to access a four-page summary:

      • Scoring

      • Accuracy (tee → green)

      • Accuracy (around the green, 50 yards & in)

      • Putting conversion rates (by distance)

    Scoring Summary

    • Breakdown by Par 3s, Par 4s, and Par 5s.

    • Quick view of traditional stats:

      • Greens in Regulation (GIR)

      • Up-and-Down %

      • Average Putts per GIR

 

STEP 5

Trend Graphs (Tee to Green)

  • Each bar = one round.

  • Coaches can monitor season-long trends for players.

 

STEP 6

Detailed Area Analyses

Tee Analysis

  • Strokes gained graphs.

  • Dispersion chart shows % of shots hit:

    • Left

    • Right

    • Fairway

Approach Analysis

  • Key metrics: Proximity, Greens Hit %

  • Strokes Gained vs. Distance → performance by yardage range.

  • Dispersion Trends for approach shots.

Short Game Analysis

  • Proximities to the hole from various distances.

  • Dispersion chart for wedge/short game plays.

Putting Analysis

  • Conversion rates by distance.

  • Strokes gained putting.

  • Direction Page:

    • Shows performance by break type (recommended to log breaks during entry).

    • Helps identify strengths and weaknesses on left-to-right, right-to-left, uphill, and downhill putts.

 
 

✅ Tip: Start with Key Numbers for a quick snapshot, then dive into trend graphs and dispersion charts for deeper insights. Coaches will find the mental process data especially useful for guiding training and strategy. (Watch Full Tutorial)

 
 
Sameer Sawhney
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