Mr Mallorca Golf

Strokes Gained

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Quick Mode lets you record just the score for each hole — no shot-by-shot tracking needed. Great for casual rounds when you want handicap differentials without the detail.

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What is strokes gained?

Strokes gained measures every shot against what a player at your chosen level would be expected to take from the same position — lie, distance, everything. Positive = better than expected. Negative = worse.

Developed by Professor Mark Broadie at Columbia Business School. Used by every major tour worldwide. The most accurate way to measure golf performance ever devised.

Why is SG positive when I played level par?

The baseline is scratch expectation, not par. If course rating is 75.1 and par is 72, scratch golfers average 75.1 — not 72. Level par beats scratch by 3.1 shots. For 9 holes that's ~+1.5 SG. The number is correct.

What am I being compared to?

Use the Compare vs buttons in the Performance panel — Tour, Scratch, 5, 10, 18, 28 handicap. Pick your honest benchmark. Tour is for professionals. Scratch for low handicaps. Match your level to see where strokes are genuinely going.

How do I log shots quickly?

Before the shot: tap start lie, enter distance (rangefinder reading). After: tap finish lie, enter remaining distance. Hit Add shot + next hole. Under 15 seconds once comfortable.

For putts: tap the feet shortcut or enter manually. Club and tags are optional extras.

What are the four SG categories?

Off tee — all shots from the tee box.

Approach — shots from 50+ yards, not from tee.

Short game — chips, pitches, bunker shots within 50 yards.

Putting — all shots from the green, measured in feet.

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What is strokes gained?

Strokes gained measures every shot against what a player at your chosen baseline level would be expected to take from the same position — lie, distance, everything. A positive number means you did better than expected. Negative means worse.

It was developed by Professor Mark Broadie at Columbia Business School and is now used by every major tour worldwide. It's the most accurate way to measure golf performance ever devised.

Why is my SG positive when I played level par?

Because the baseline is scratch expectation, not par. If your course rating is 75.1 and par is 72, a scratch golfer is expected to score 75.1 — not 72. Playing level par means you beat scratch by 3.1 shots. For a 9-hole round that's roughly +1.5 SG. The number is correct.

What am I being compared to?

Use the Compare vs toggle in the Performance panel to choose your baseline: Tour, Scratch, 5, 10, 18, or 28 handicap.

If you're a 10 handicap, comparing vs 10 shows where you gain and lose strokes against someone at your own level. Compare vs Scratch to see the gap to scratch. Compare vs Tour as an honest professional benchmark.

How do I log shots quickly on the course?

Before the shot: tap your start lie and enter start distance (rangefinder reading). After the shot: tap finish lie and enter remaining distance. Hit Add shot + next hole. That's it — under 15 seconds once you're comfortable.

For putts: tap the feet button that matches your distance, or enter it manually. Club name and tags are optional — add them if you want club-by-club analysis.

What do the four SG categories mean?

Off tee — all shots from the tee box.

Approach — shots from more than 50 yards, not from the tee.

Short game — chips, pitches, and bunker shots within 50 yards.

Putting — everything hit from the green, measured in feet.

How many rounds before the data is useful?

One round tells you about that day. Three to five rounds shows clear trends. After ten rounds you have a very reliable picture of your strengths and your leaks. The handicap index calculation also gets more accurate as rounds accumulate.