93 solo rounds · 3,043 GPS swings · every chart below recomputes for the years you select
The whole story in one table (all years, unaffected by the filter). Scoring collapsed because the blow-ups collapsed — birdie/par rates barely moved.
Selected years vs Shot Scope's published averages by handicap.
How to read it: each column = shots that STARTED that far from the hole. The dark line is where they typically FINISH (distance left to the flag); the shaded box covers the middle half of outcomes. Lower = better. Example: from 75–100y out, a 21y median means your typical wedge leaves a 21-yard next shot. With one or two years selected, small buckets (n under ~30) wobble — trust the all-years view for the shape.
Nick's rule on strictly verified holes (unbroken GPS chain, 1–2 putt gap): the final swing verifiably reached the green. "Hit" strictly means reached putter range at the green (a recorded putt can be from just off it).
Same verified holes, split by the club in hand. Cells show green-hit % (attempts). Blank = fewer than 6 attempts. This is the "which club do I actually trust" table.
Every club: how often you hit it, and its true distance (median, middle 50% shaded). Toggle years above to watch the bag evolve.
How this is measured: for each drive the GPS knows the tee, where the ball finished, and the green. We draw a straight tee→green "target line" and measure how many yards left or right of it the drive ended. So "left/right" means of that line, not in the rough — it's a scatter measure (doglegs can fool it on single holes; the pattern over dozens of drives is what counts). Actual fairways hit comes from the app's own stat.