Hey Chandler 👋
Stats updated Apr 7, 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. 66% means you're 66% of the way there. You're close. Two or three things are holding you back. Fix those and you'll drop fast.
Right now, when your ball lands in a sand bunker, you only successfully escape and get it close 1 out of every 9 times. A scratch golfer does it 4 out of 10 times. This is your single biggest opportunity — bunkers are killing your score.
About 1 in every 10 holesends in a double bogey or worse. On an 18-hole round, that's roughly 2 bad holes per round costing you 2–3 extra shots. Scratch golfers almost never let a hole get away from them like that. Eliminating those big numbers alone could drop your handicap by 2–3 shots.
When you hit the green, your ball lands an average of 100 feet from the hole— that's about 33 steps. A scratch golfer lands it 55 feet away (18 steps). The closer you get, the more birdie chances you create. Also — 31% of your iron shots land short of the green. Try taking one more club than you think you need.
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