You should be well in the ballpark with that information. And what the distance to first putt is very important. You can get a combination of 9 rough locations through a combination of front/middle/back and left/center/right. You're thinking of Scrambling, which is the % of time a player misses a GIR but makes par or better. Isn't that generally how up & down works? Every short game attempt is an up & down attempt. If you weren't going for the green on your 2nd shot on a par 4, it's not an approach shot so you need to mark it as positional. I don't think it's going to matter in the long run if you have enough shots in your databank. Not including short game shots, of course. They also do provide you with your true average distance by club. Shot Scope has what they call P-AVG (Performance Average) to determine how far you hit a club under "normal" conditions, similar to Game Golf.Īccording to Shot Scope, their P-AVG algorithm discards outliers from both ends. The hybrid shot is positional, but I think you get the idea behind positional shots a little more, now. Otherwise you'd get really skewed stats that suggest you're a better golfer than you actually are (well I hit the green with my 9i 75% of the time if I hit it properly.). Now maybe it doesn't truly represent your miss (you pulled it or something, but on Shot Scope it just looks like you hit it way short), but it accurately reflects your ability with the club in terms of % of fairways or greens hit, etc. I hit a tree with my 9i two rounds in a row on approach shots. Since I'm home now and I can type out more detailed responses.
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