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In golf, what you are feeling in your swing is rarely what is happening in real life. To know what's real, you need a camera.
Thanks to improvements in golf technology, amateur golfers can now track strokes gained data with shot trackers and apps. Here's my favorite one.
When you're hitting approach shots into the green, what is the best place to aim? The "stoplight" strategy is a great place to start.
Strokes gained around the green is an objective way to measure a golfer's chipping. In this post, I'll explain how it is calculated and why it matters.
Strokes gained off the tee is an objective way to measure a golfer's driving ability. In this post, I'll explain how it is calculated and why it matters.
Strokes gained approach is an objective way to measure a golfer's ball-striking ability. In this post, I'll explain how it is calculated and why it matters.