Hey Chandler 👋
Stats updated May 22, 2026
Your handicap is 5. That means on a typical course, you shoot about 5 shots over par. A scratch golfer (handicap 0) shoots right at par. Your goal is to get there — and the data below shows you exactly how.
What this means: This score compares your stats to a scratch golfer across all areas of the game — driving, iron play, chipping, bunkers, and putting. 100% means you play like scratch. 70% means you're 70% of the way there. You're close. Two or three things are holding you back. Fix those and you'll drop fast.
You save 29% from bunkers — about 1 in 3 attempts. Scratch golfers convert 4 in 10. You're leaving 11% on the table on every sand shot. When you find a bunker right now, it's more likely to cost you a bogey than save par. Get the technique dialed and this flips fast.
At 15%, doubles are still your #1 scoring leak — about 3 per round and 5× scratch's rate. These holes are where handicap lives. Most come from compounding: one bad shot leads to a hero recovery attempt that leads to another bad shot. Play the percentages from trouble — a bogey is almost always available if you take it. Cutting doubles in half alone would drop your handicap by 2+ shots.
Up & down at 45% means you're converting about half your scramble attempts. The 13% gap to scratch represents real birdie and par saves left on the course. Combined with your 36% miss-short rate on approaches, you're often chipping from awkward positions. Club up on approaches to give yourself better chip angles.
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