Log the four numbers that actually predict scoring and find out which part of your game is the real leak — measured against real Shot Scope handicap averages, not guesswork. No swing video, no made-up advice: just your stats vs. what each handicap level really shoots.

Log your round (18 holes)

Enter what you tracked. Leave a box blank if you didn't track it — it'll just be skipped. Fairways are usually out of 14 (par-3s don't count).

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Where every part of your game plays

Each bar shows the handicap level your stat plays at — shorter is better. Your leak is the longest bar; that's where focused practice buys the most strokes.

Your practice plan

How this works & where the numbers come from

Your stats are inverted against the Shot Scope database averages by handicap (18M+ tracked shots) to estimate the handicap each part of your game plays at — the same "law of averages" comparison Shot Scope publishes. Approach/short-game priority follows Mark Broadie's strokes-gained work (Every Shot Counts). Benchmarks used — GIR: 56.8/46.1/37.3/26.4/19.0%; Fairways: 56.5/51.0/49.3/48.1/42.8%; Putts: 31.3/32.5/33.9/34.8/36.1; Up&down: 50.0/37.7/31.6/25.1/21.7% at scratch/5/10/15/20 handicap. No swing video and no invented advice — purely your data vs. measured averages.
Sources: Practical-Golf / Shot Scope handicap data · Shot Scope: amateur greens hit