From High School to the Ryder Cup: How Coaches Track Stats and Pick a Lineup
How high school, college, and pro coaches pick golf lineups — from scoring-average spreadsheets to the analytics behind Ryder Cup pairings.
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Course management, Strokes Gained, and the decisions that shave strokes without touching your swing — straight from the app that measures them.
How high school, college, and pro coaches pick golf lineups — from scoring-average spreadsheets to the analytics behind Ryder Cup pairings.
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Most missed putts aren't a bad stroke. They're a bad read, and they leak to the low side. Here's why amateurs under-read break, and how a LiDAR scan of the green's real slope shows you the line your eyes can't see.
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Not the pin — the smart spot that gives up the fewest strokes over a round. Here's how OpenSG scores every target with your own dispersion and strokes gained, from a dogleg tee shot to a lay-up short of a creek.
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The pin is usually the wrong target. Here's how strokes-gained aiming, cost-weighted misses, and green slope tell you where to actually aim your approach.
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Most 3-putts aren't a putting problem. They're an approach problem. Here's how strokes gained traces the lost stroke back to the shot that really caused it.
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