Golfshot's Auto Strokes Gained is a method of analyzing golf performance that compares a golfer's performance to a key benchmark. Golfshot is measuring each golfer’s shot and its performance against average Pro Players. The idea behind strokes gained is to determine how much better or worse a player is than a Pro on each shot, and then add up those differences to determine the golfer's overall performance.
Auto Strokes Gained is a Pro and Champions feature set!
With Pro or Champions, utilize our Auto Shot Tracking feature to automate this in depth statistic as much as possible! Strokes Gained can also be calculated by manually tracking or adding shots on your phone, so a iPhone-only experience is supported! Basically if you dont have an Apple Watch, youre still in luck and can develop in depth statistics with Auto Strokes Gained and Golfshot.
Here is some background information on Strokes Gained!
Strokes gained is a way of measuring a golfer's performance that takes into account the difficulty of the shots they face on the course. For example, a player who hits a shot from 150 off of the fairway has an easier shot than a player who hits a shot at the same distance, from the rough. Strokes gained helps golfers understand where they are gaining or losing strokes in relation to their competitors and based on shot difficulty.
Strokes gained can help golfers identify areas of their game that need improvement. By analyzing their strokes gained data, golfers can see where they are losing strokes to their competitors and focus their practice efforts on those areas. For example, if a golfer is losing strokes on approach shots, they can work on their iron play to improve their performance.
Strokes gained is a popular metric used by professional golfers, coaches, and analysts to evaluate performance. By using strokes gained data, golfers and coaches can make informed decisions about strategy, equipment, and practice routines. Understanding strokes gained can give golfers a competitive edge and help them achieve their goals on the course.