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Leak

Your 5 Hybrid isn't the safe play

Worth ~0.6 strokes a round to fix

You reach for the 5 Hybrid to be safe, but it finds trouble 16% of the time against your driver's 13%, and it's 52.7 yds shorter. It costs you 0.15 strokes a shot more than just hitting driver.

On the course: Hit driver on the holes where you've been laying back with the 5 Hybrid. It is not buying you safety — you find trouble just as often and give up the distance.

Practice: If the 5 Hybrid is meant to be your control club off the tee, it has to earn that. Track fairways with it on the range before trusting it on a tight hole again.

Leak

Forced layup → recovery → score impact

Worth ~0.3 strokes a round to fix

You're forced to lay up 1.1 times a round, and 46% of those holes end in bogey. The layup isn't the mistake — the shot that forced it is.

On the course: These are forced layups — the tee shot already took the green away. The fix is off the tee, not in the layup. When you are already in trouble, lay up to a full-swing wedge number rather than leaving a partial half-shot.

Leak

Tee miss → fewer greens hit

On the course: From deep rough at long range, default to center-of-green and fat-side-of-pin targets. The GIR drop from rough is severe enough that pin-attack from this lie is the wrong target.

[T6] What is your most common miss off the tee?

#	Miss	Shots	Share	SG a shot	Usually
1	Over draw	28	55%	-0.09	left, rough
2	Wrong shape	14	27%	-0.14	right, rough
3	Under draw	7	14%	-0.07	right, rough
4	Over fade	2	4%	-0.01	right, rough

You land the shape you called on 47% of measured tee shots.

WHY

The over draw is your #1 miss off the tee — 55% of your shape misses, usually finishing left, rough.

[T5] Shot shape by tee club

Club	Shots	On plan	Over-shaped	Under-shaped	Wrong way
Driver	61	49%	28%	7%	16%
5 Hybrid	33	43%	40%	10%	7%

Percentages are of shots with a measured shape.

[T1] Tee clubs — risk vs reward

Club	Shots	Fairway	Trouble	SG a shot	Avg
Driver	61	51%	11%	+0.07	303 yds
5 Hybrid	33	58%	12%	-0.08	251 yds

WHY

You reach for the 5 Hybrid to be safe, but it finds trouble 12% of the time against your driver's 11% — and costs 0.15 strokes a shot more. It isn't buying you safety.

[T2] Start line by club

Club	Start	Shots	SG a shot
4 Iron	on line	8	-0.20
5 Hybrid	on line	29	-0.06
Driver	on line	51	+0.10
Driver	pull	5	-0.06
Driver	push	5	-0.10

Detailed shots only — quick-logged start lines are scored against a synthetic target and are excluded on purpose.

[A11-TEE] Wind — into and down

Wind	Shots	Avg	Fairways	SG a shot
Into the wind	17	274 yds	47%	-0.03
Downwind	24	283 yds	63%	+0.03
Calm-ish	64	278 yds	53%	-0.01

[A11-TEE] Wind — across

Wind	Shots	Drift	Fairways	SG a shot
Wind right-to-left	26	1 yds right	62%	+0.00
Wind left-to-right	19	7 yds left	53%	+0.02
Calm-ish	60	8 yds left	52%	-0.01

[T3] Forced layups


Forced layups	8
Per 18 holes	1.1
Holes affected	8
Bogey rate on those holes	63%

WHY

63% of the holes where you're forced to lay up end in bogey. The layup isn't the mistake — the tee shot that forced it is.

Leak

Your over-draw is costing you greens

Worth ~2.6 strokes a round to fix

100% of your over-draws that miss finish left of the green, and they cost you 38 strokes.

On the course: 100% of your over-draws that miss finish left of the green. Aim at the right edge and let it work back — starting it at the flag leaves the curve nowhere to go.

Practice: 51% of your shape misses are over-draws. Same target, half the curve — commit to the smaller shape and hit it back-to-back. It bites hardest 150-200 yards — work it there, not with the wedges.

Leak

Your approaches from 175-200 yds, 200 yds+, 150-175 yds — a distance-control problem

Worth ~2.0 strokes a round to fix

You finish short — 71% of them, 10yds short on average.

On the course: Across 175-200 yds, 200 yds+, 150-175 yds, default to center-of-green and away from short-side trouble. A 30-foot putt is worth two strokes saved on a short-side miss.

Leak

Mid Irons go short

Worth ~1.1 strokes a round to fix

Your mid irons are systematically short — not scattered, short on average across 63 shots. That's a yardage number, not a swing fault.

On the course: Take one more club on full mid irons — they consistently leak short.

Practice: Range time finding real carry numbers for mid irons.

Leak

Under-draw → right miss

Worth ~0.4 strokes a round to fix

This is the smaller half of your shape problem — 26% of your shape misses are the draw NOT turning (the rest over-turn). When it doesn't turn it holds out right, 61% of the time — so it's a different miss to plan for, not a contradiction.

On the course: When the ball misses right, take the medicine. Hero recovery shots compound; pitch out and accept bogey.

Leak

Over-draw → long-left miss

Worth ~0.4 strokes a round to fix

On the course: On left-tucked pins, aim center green every time. Long-left is your dead zone.

[A2] What is your most common miss on approach shots?

#	Miss	Shots	Share	SG a shot
1	Over draw	24	20%	-0.29
2	Under draw	16	13%	-0.26
3	Wrong shape	11	9%	-0.58
4	Over fade	1	1%	+0.11

You land the shape you called on 57% of measured approaches.

WHY

The over draw is your #1 miss into greens — 20% of measured approaches, -0.29 a shot.

[A8] The shape bill

Shape	Shots	Total	A round
Over draw	53	-9.40	-1.25
Wrong shape	25	-8.30	-1.11
Under draw	25	-5.00	-0.67
On target	115	+5.10	+0.67

Tee and approach shots together. Quick-logged shots can't be shape-coded and aren't billed here.

WHY

The over draw is your biggest single bill: 1.2 strokes a round — not on any one swing, on volume (53 shots). All shape faults together cost 3.0 a round; your on-target shots gain strokes.

[A9] Where the pin was cut

Pin	Shots	Greens	When on	Short-sided	SG a shot
Front	39	56%	17 ft	59%	-0.07
Middle	54	65%	29 ft	26%	-0.13
Back	44	50%	29 ft	18%	-0.20
Left	29	62%	25 ft	18%	-0.09
Center	73	51%	24 ft	31%	-0.19
Right	35	69%	28 ft	55%	-0.07

Front/middle/back and left/center/right are separate reads of the same shots — measured in your real approach direction.

WHY

Back pins are your expensive pin: 50% greens and -0.20 a shot, against 65% and -0.13 when it's cut middle. When the pin is deep, take the middle-of-green number and let it release.

[A10] Scoring wedges vs the pin

Pin	Shots	Greens	When on	Short-sided	SG a shot
Front	22	68%	17 ft	86%	-0.07
Middle	31	87%	27 ft	0%	-0.01
Back	16	88%	22 ft	0%	+0.02
Left	13	85%	22 ft	50%	+0.06
Center	38	79%	24 ft	50%	-0.04
Right	18	83%	21 ft	33%	-0.03

Wedge-named clubs from your bag, 20 yds to your longest wedge carry. Layups, recoveries and chips excluded.

[A5] Your approach misses, ranked

#	Miss	Shots	SG a miss	Short-sided
1	Short left	16	-0.49	44%
2	Short right	15	-0.47	13%

WHY

Your most common miss — short left — is also your most expensive at -0.49 a miss, and it short-sides you 44% of the time.

[A1] Approaches by distance

From	Shots	Greens hit	SG a shot
75-100 yds	17	71%	-0.12
100-125 yds	28	68%	-0.13
125-150 yds	13	77%	-0.18
150-175 yds	24	50%	-0.24
175-200 yds	20	60%	-0.22
200+ yds	27	59%	-0.22

Penalty shots excluded — a ball in the water is not a yardage error.

[A3] Same distance, shape held vs failed

From	Held: missed green	Failed: missed green
150-200 yds	32% (22)	76% (17)
200+ yds	50% (12)	100% (12)

Band-matched on purpose — distance is the confound.

WHY

From 150-200 yds, you miss the green 76% of the time when the shape fails vs 32% when it holds. Same distance, same clubs — the greens you lose there are a shape problem, not a yardage problem.

[A7] Wedge distances

From	Shots	SG a shot	Greens hit	When on
70-90 yds	13	-0.08	77%	22 ft
90-110 yds	19	-0.10	68%	24 ft
110-130 yds	16	-0.13	69%	24 ft

[A4] Short or long — the depth truth


Approaches measured	144
Typical finish (median)	2 yds short
Finish short of the hole	69%

The median is the honest number — a few huge misses drag the average.

[A11] Wind — into and down

Wind	Shots	Finish depth	Short	SG a shot
Into the wind	24	12 yds short	83%	-0.14
Downwind	25	4 yds short	64%	-0.06
Calm-ish	95	6 yds short	67%	-0.17

WHY

Into a headwind you finish short 83% of the time, 12 yds deep on average — the wind is being under-clubbed. Take one more and swing the same.

[A11] Wind — across

Wind	Shots	Drift	Finish left	SG a shot
Wind right-to-left	35	1 yds left	57%	-0.18
Wind left-to-right	32	2 yds right	34%	-0.13
Calm-ish	77	0 yds left	52%	-0.14

Drift is where the ball finished vs the plan, averaged.

[T5] Shot shape by approach club

Club	Shots	On plan	Over-shaped	Under-shaped	Wrong way
60 Degree Wedge	35	68%	18%	9%	4%
56 Degree Wedge	17	62%	25%	6%	6%
8 Iron	15	50%	21%	7%	21%
Pitching Wedge	15	36%	50%	14%	0%

Percentages are of shots with a measured shape.

[A12] Start line into greens

Club	Start	Shots	SG a shot
5 Hybrid	on line	5	+0.19
52 Degree Wedge	on line	10	-0.29
56 Degree Wedge	on line	16	-0.01
6 Iron	on line	8	+0.18
60 Degree Wedge	on line	34	+0.04
8 Iron	on line	14	-0.43
9 Iron	on line	14	-0.13
Pitching Wedge	on line	11	-0.24

Detailed shots only — a quick-logged start line is scored against a synthetic target and is never graded.

Leak

Chip leave 10+ ft → conversion collapse

Worth ~1.6 strokes a round to fix

A chip that finishes 10+ ft away sits on 34% of your bogey-or-worse holes but only 8% of your pars — and your conversion collapses from 59% inside 10 feet to 6% beyond it.

On the course: Pick the landing spot that gets the ball inside 10 feet — not the one that chases the pin.

Practice: Chip ladder — 10 balls each from fairway and rough at 10, 20 and 30 yards; a rep only scores if it finishes inside 10 feet.

[S1] How often do you get up and down?


Chances	59
Up and down	44%

Up and down = one chip, one putt. Holed chips count.

[S5] What a good chip is worth

Leave	Chips	Up & down	Par or better
<5 ft	20	80%	65%
5-10 ft	16	62%	62%
10-15 ft	14	14%	50%

WHY

The up-and-down is decided by the chip, not the putt: inside 5 ft you convert 80%; leave it 10-15 ft and it's 14%. Every chip that finishes inside 10 ft is money in the bank.

[S3] Landing your chips on the spot

Landing spot	Chips	Average leave
Hit it	29	6 ft
Missed it	29	18 ft

WHY

When you land the chip on your spot it finishes 6 ft away; when you don't, 18 ft — and you miss the spot on 50% of chips. The leave isn't a touch problem, it's a landing-spot problem: pick the spot, land it there.

[S2] Chip leave by lie

Lie	Chips	Avg chip	Leave	Spot hit	Up & down
Rough	39	21 yds	11 ft	49%	46%
Fairway	19	23 yds	8 ft	47%	53%

Measured on the lie each chip STARTED from. Odd lies (trees, path) count as rough.

[S8] Uphill vs downhill chips

Slope	Chips	Leave	Spot hit	Up & down
Uphill	43	12 ft	44%	40%
Level	9	13 ft	67%	67%

[S6] The shots you play around the green

Shot	Played	Leave	Spot hit	Up & down
Chip	24	12 ft	50%	46%
Pitch	19	9 ft	58%	37%
Flop	15	15 ft	40%	40%

Shot types are recorded from July 2026 — earlier shots are typed from trajectory.

WHY

Your pitch finishes 9 ft from the hole on average; your flop 15 ft. When the lie gives you the choice, the pitch is the higher-percentage shot.

[S7] Clubs around the green

Club	Chips	Share
60 Degree Wedge	64	100%

[S4] Short-sided — what it costs

After the approach	Holes	Bogey or worse
Short-sided	20	40%
Missed green, fat side	37	49%
Hit the green	69	14%

Leak

Comebacker miss → 3-putt

Worth ~1.3 strokes a round to fix

They start a long way out — 42ft on average, against 19ft for a normal first putt.

Practice: Make-or-bust 3-5ft putt drills.

Leak

Putting: 6-10ft is the scoring-zone leak

Worth ~0.8 strokes a round to fix

Inside 6ft you make 88%, which is fine. From 6-10ft you make 29% where a scratch player makes about 45%. The stroke isn't the problem — the scoring range is.

Practice: Pressure 8ft drill: make 5 in a row from one position before moving. Then 5 in a row from a different angle. The 6-10ft band is the biggest scoring-zone leak in your putting.

Leak

Lag putt → comebacker

Your lag is doing its job — 92% finish inside 6ft. But you only hole 37% of what's left. The leak is the short putt, not the lag.

Practice: Long-putt drills focused on speed control — leave inside 3ft from 30-50ft.

[P1] Which putts cost you the most?

From	Putts	Made	SG a putt
<3 ft	82	100%	+0.02
3-6 ft	46	74%	-0.10
6-10 ft	26	35%	-0.16
10-15 ft	22	18%	-0.13
15-20 ft	14	14%	-0.08
20-30 ft	16	6%	-0.05
30+ ft	32	6%	-0.04

Outside 15 ft, make rate is low for everyone — judge those on lag and 3-putts, not makes.

WHY

6-10 ft is your biggest putting drain: 35% made across 26 putts, -0.16 a putt. That range is where putting practice actually pays you.

[P6] First putts — the 15-foot rule

From	Putts	Made	Leave on miss	3-putt	Misread
<3 ft	11	100%	—	0%	0%
3-6 ft	17	65%	1 ft	0%	12%
6-10 ft	22	41%	1 ft	0%	9%
10-15 ft	22	18%	1 ft	0%	14%
15-25 ft	26	12%	2 ft	4%	4%
25-40 ft	22	4%	3 ft	18%	0%
40+ ft	14	7%	5 ft	36%	14%

Inside 15 ft, read the make rate. Outside it, read the leave and the 3-putt rate only.

[P3] Where your 3-putts start


3-putt holes	10
First putt on 3-putt holes	43 ft
First putt, all holes	19 ft

WHY

Your 3-putts start 43 ft out — your average first putt is 19 ft. Focus your lag practice on putts 40 ft and out: getting that first putt close is the whole fix.

[P5] Lag quality — where long putts finish

First putt	Misses	Average leave	Inside 6 ft
<20 ft	12	2 ft	100%
20-30 ft	15	2 ft	100%
30+ ft	30	4 ft	87%

First putts from 15 ft and out. The leave is measured as the next putt's length.

[P4] Speed on missed putts

Miss	Putts	Share
Short	40	67%
Long	20	33%

Misses only — a made putt's speed was good by definition.

WHY

66% of your speed misses are short. The read isn't the first problem — the speed is: get the ball TO the hole — a putt that dies short never goes in.

[C8] What shows up in your bogeys

	Bogey holes	Par holes
A chip that leaves 10+ ft	40%	9%
A penalty	28%	2%
Approach missed short	45%	20%
A 3-putt	25%	0%
Short-sided	20%	13%
A shape fault somewhere	68%	58%

Top bogey drivers shown. Only 10% of your bogeys had two mistakes — they're one-mistake holes. Your shape faults are on par holes almost as often as bogey holes — they're the background everywhere, and the rows above are what turns one into a bogey.

WHY

The single biggest difference between your pars and your bogeys: a chip that leaves 10+ ft — it shows up 4× more often on bogey holes than par holes.

[C7] Your most expensive bogey stories


Over draw off the tee → green hit → 3-putt — comebacker missed	2 holes · 2.0 strokes
Green hit → 3-putt — comebacker missed	2 holes · 2.0 strokes
Over draw off the tee into the trees → Penalty off the tee	2 holes · 1.8 strokes

Repeated stories only, ranked by what they cost — not by how often they happen.

[C11] Par 3s, 4s and 5s

Par	Holes	Avg score	Vs par	Putts
3	30	3.50	+0.50	1.87
4	77	4.18	+0.18	1.77
5	28	5.00	+0.00	1.71

WHY

Par 3s are where the strokes go: +0.50 a hole against +0.00 on par 5s. That's 2.0 strokes a round of difference across four of them.

[C12] Good days vs bad days

Area	Typical	Bad day	Good day	Drop
Putting	+0.4	-3.6	+1.1	4.1
Approach	-3.4	-5.1	-1.7	1.7
Around the green	+1.3	-0.2	+1.5	1.4
Off the tee	-0.9	-1.9	-0.2	1.0
TOTAL	-4.7	-8.8	-0.4	4.0

5 full 18-hole rounds — 9s are never scaled up. One round in ten is at or below the bad-day number.

WHY

Putting is what turns a normal round into a blow-up: your typical putting round is +0.4, your bad one is -3.6 — a 4.1-stroke collapse. Off the tee barely wobbles (1.0).

[C9] What a mishit costs

Where	You flagged	Cost a shot
Approach	11	+0.48
Off the tee	9	+0.27

Only shots YOU flagged as mishits count — never inferred.

WHY

A flagged mishit approach costs you 0.48 strokes against your own clean average — and you've flagged 11 of them.

[C10] What a bad decision costs

Where	You flagged	Cost a shot
Approach	8	+0.22

Only decisions YOU flagged count — never inferred.

WHY

When you call your own decision bad approach, it costs 0.22 strokes vs your clean average. The swing wasn't the problem — the pick was.