New: the free Round X-Ray is live. Plug in one round and see where your strokes are going.

A golf improvement site built from tracked rounds

Break out of the 90s with data, not guesswork.

Stop guessing what's wrong with your game. Log six numbers after a round and see exactly where the strokes went. Then practice that, not everything.

How this works

Three holes, not three features.

HOLE 1

Track

Log fairways, greens, putts, up-and-downs, and penalties. Six numbers, no gadget required.

HOLE 2

Diagnose

Round X-Ray compares your round to a benchmark and estimates where the strokes actually went.

HOLE 3

Practice

Spend range time on whatever the numbers say is the leak this month, not whatever feels good to hit.

Free tool

Round X-Ray

Enter one round's stats and get an estimate of where you lost strokes: off the tee, approach, short game, putting, or penalties, plus what to practice next.

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Free printables

Round tracker & practice blocks

A print-ready scorecard built to feed Round X-Ray, plus three practice blocks built around the stats that separate bogey golfers from scratch players.

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Coming next

Two paid products, not launched yet.

Product

The Starter Kit

The printables, packaged with a short guide to reading your own Round X-Ray results.

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Product

The 12-Week Plan

A week-by-week structure that shifts practice toward whatever category is costing you the most.

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Questions

Before you dig in

Do I need Arccos, Shot Scope, or any tracking gadget to use this?

No. Everything here runs on six numbers you can write on a scorecard: fairways, greens, putts, up-and-downs, and penalties. If you already use a shot tracker, that's fine too, just enter what it gives you.

Is Round X-Ray the same as the PGA Tour's strokes gained?

No, and it isn't trying to be. Real strokes gained needs shot-by-shot distance and lie data that amateurs don't have access to. This is a simplified estimate built from published benchmark ranges. The full method, including its limits, is in the methodology post.

What handicap range is this built for?

Mainly bogey golfers, roughly a 15 to 25 handicap, since that's where I am and what I'm tracking. The benchmarks include mid-handicap and single-digit comparisons too, so it's useful outside that range.

How much does this cost?

The journal, Round X-Ray, and the printables are free and will stay that way. The Starter Kit and the 12-Week Plan are paid products still in development, join a waitlist for pricing and launch details.

Where do the benchmark numbers come from?

Commonly published amateur golf statistics and strokes-gained research, not a private database. They're approximate on purpose, see the benchmarks post for the full breakdown and its limits.

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