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score,putts,Fairways & Greens, bunkers,etc.

I'm a little leery of stats. I'll keep track of putts when I feel like that's off, but it is all too easy to get bogged down into stats and forget that we're trying to play golf.

I think the best thing to do is simply practice after a round, just for 10-20 minutes. If there was a certain shot that eluded you, go work on it. Maybe you had too much hook with the driver. Or maybe left-to-right putts were all missing on the low side. Maybe the 20-yard pitch was iffy. So go work on it for a few minutes--right after the round--while it's fresh in your mind. Fix it, and leave. You'll see much quicker results and go home happier.

As soon as you leave the golf course, stats don't mean a thing. You gotta fix the problem NOW...do a Don Knotts and "nip it in the butt." Doesn't take long...just hit a few shots until you go "Ah-ha! That's what I was doing wrong with that." If you let the problem linger in your brain and become a "statistic," that will be looming over your head next time you play. You'll be saying, "Well, I had a bunch of 3-putts last time...hope I don't do that again." Wrong! Fix it now and don't worry about it for the next round.

Basic stats. FIR, GIR, Putts, UnD's. Sandies. Thats about it. I think its important. LikeOb1 said. Hook up w/Lavin. He's the stat king on here....

Any chance you would share that spreadsheet? I track the same things stracka will let me.

100 yards in, that's a good one. I've been thinking of trying to find a way to estimate the total putting distance for a round.

FIR, GIR, PUTTS, UP/DOWN, SANDIES. Same as dday39, anything I can fit on a scorecard.

FIR, GIR, Putts, Chips, Penalties, Driving distance (average), Up and downs made and missed, approach shots within 10 feet, weather stats for the round, and what I hit off the tee on Par 4's and 5's.

I usually track FIR, GIR and Putts. I have recently been keeping track of how many shots it takes me from inside 100 yards. There is a number that I try to hit. When I reach that number my scores reflect that.

I record fairways & greens hit and how many putts & penalties. If you look at my profile blogs you will see the hole-by-hole views I use to plan my shots before a round. I use these to record with a pencil mark, the tee-box location and ball position. I record what club I used and can later use Google maps to get a pretty good read on my yardages.

FIR, GIR, Putts

I track putts. trying to get under 30 for a round. Had 8 one putts today, but four 3 putts killed me!

I track hot cart girls......

I'll keep track of what I can fit on a scorecard. Usually FIR, GIR, # putts, sandies, penalties

fairways and putts

I agree here and it is all fun and relaxation here. In fact stress if I don't keep something. Thanks I will check his site out.