fit
Fourteen clubs. What they actually do, and where the gaps are.
This is not a launch monitor and there is no fitter. It is a fit against the numbers you already have — the carries you know, the handicap you carry, and whatever your own tracker reports about your rounds. You tell us those once; everything below is computed from them and from what 39 manufacturers publish about the clubs you own.
Anything we inferred rather than read off your entry is marked est., so you always know which numbers are yours and which are ours.
what you tell us
My Bag & Stats
Your handicap, your fourteen clubs and what they go, and whatever your tracker reports — greens in regulation, fairways, putts, up-and-downs and which way you miss. One club distance is enough to start; the rest fills in from published distance tables.
what we tell you
My Game
The same fourteen clubs laid out against what their makers publish — the gaps between them, which of the 138 club fields each one heads, the courses you saved with their board placements, and where your own figures sit in a published field.
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Where it will refuse to answer
Placing you against other golfers needs a published spread, and for most questions nobody has published one — distance for your age is a ladder of averages, and the women's handicap curve is two points. Where that happens the panel names the figure it could not place and says why, rather than dropping the question or clamping you onto the end of a curve you are nowhere near.
Then take it to a course
A bag is worth filling in because of what reads it. The Strategy plans any of 12,050 courses hole by hole against your carries, your dispersion and the direction you actually miss.