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Golf stats tracker: printable round sheet
One sheet per round, a line per hole: score, putts, fairway, green in regulation, up and down, sand save and penalties, with out, in and total rows.
What each column means
| Column | How to record it |
|---|---|
| Putts | Strokes taken on the green. A chip from the fringe isn't a putt. |
| Fairway | Par 4s and 5s only: ✓ if your tee shot finished on the fairway, L or R for the side you missed. |
| GIR | Green in regulation: on the green in two strokes fewer than par (one on a par 3, two on a par 4, three on a par 5). |
| Up & down | After missing the green: ✓ if you holed out in two more strokes. |
| Sand save | From a greenside bunker: ✓ if you got up and down. |
| Penalties | Penalty strokes on the hole: water, out of bounds, unplayable. |
How to use the totals
- Lots of putts but plenty of greens hit? Your approach game is working; distance control on long putts is the place to practise.
- Few greens, decent up-and-downs? The short game is saving you. Look at approach distances: are you coming up short?
- Missed fairways all on one side? That's a pattern to take to the range.
- Penalties are usually the cheapest shots to save: a more conservative club off the tee often does it.
Compare rounds over a month rather than one at a time. A single round is mostly noise.
Short of the green every time?
Coming up short is often a yardage problem, not a swing problem. AI Caddy tells you the distance to the front, middle and back of the green, out loud, so you choose the club for the real number.
Also printable: scorecards and a club distance card.