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Making sense of golf performance data.
The Anova.Golf® Blog
Check back regularly for new and fresh content regarding golf statistics, golf performance, the best way to track your stats, how to get better at golf and how to lower your scores. We are passionate about helping you get better at golf, and are super excited that you want to join us as we deconstruct the world of golf analytics.
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How to lower golf scores
How to lower golf scores Push your golf game to new heights systematically optimizing for on-course performance On the surface, it seems like an easy question to answer (just get
What does up and down mean in golf?
Up and Downs Up and downs can be defined as the following: The percent of time a player misses the green, and takes 1 shot to hit the ball onto
Greens Hit in Regulation: Pros and Cons
In golf statistics, GIR (Greens hit in Regulation) is defined as: The percent of time a player is able to hit a green in regulation (greens hit/holes played). A green
What is a GIR in Golf?
What is a GIR in Golf? In golf statistics, GIR (Greens hit in Regulation) is defined as: The percent of time a player is able to hit a green in
How to Calculate GIR
How to calculate GIR In golf statistics, GIR (Greens hit in Regulation) is defined as: The percent of time a player is able to hit a green in regulation (greens
Scrambling
Scrambling In golf statistics, scrambling is defined as: The percent of time a player misses the green in regulation, but still makes par or better. Here are a few examples:
What is a scramble in golf
What is a scramble in golf? In golf statistics, scrambling is defined as: The percent of time a player misses the green in regulation, but still makes par or better.
Scrambling in Golf
In golf statistics, scrambling in golf is defined as: The percent of time a player misses the green in regulation, but still makes par or better. Here are a few
Golf Scrambling
In golf statistics, golf scrambling is defined as: The percent of time a player misses the green in regulation, but still makes par or better. Here are a few examples:
Thomas Petersson
Thomas is a professional golfer and has played events on the European Tour, Web.Com Tour, Asian Tour, PGA Tour of Australasia as well as on PGA Tour China/Canada/Latinoamerica. He built Anova.Golf® when no existing products could answer his detailed performance questions. The resulting information from Anova™ was astonishing: what he thought of as his biggest strength ended up being his biggest weakness.
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