The Golf Improvement Scorecard

Instructions: Fill out the score card below to track your stats for several categories. Use a Checkmark or an X depending on if it was a hit or miss. For
score, putts, and putts per GIR you'll use actual numbers but everything else (FIR, GIR, Scrambling, 3 Putts, and Fairways Missed Left and Right) uses X's
and Checkmarks. Total everything up after your 9 or 18 hole round and then transfer numbers to the other worksheets when you get home.

ROUND #:

Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total (9)

Score
FIR
GIR
Scrambling
Putts
Putts per GIR
3 Putts
Fairways Missed Left
Fairways Missed Right

Hole 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Total (9) Total (18)

Score
FIR
GIR
Scrambling
Putts
Putts per GIR
3 Putts
Fairways Missed Left
Fairways Missed Right

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 Fairways in Regulation Analysis
Instructions: Fill out the chart for your next 10 rounds of golf and then total the statistics below
and divide them by 10 to find the average. Use the charts below for assistance.

Example
Green
Round 8 14 57% 2/6 33% 4/6 67%

Fairways Misses Left % Fairways Misses Right

Fairways Fairways Missed of Total Missed % of Total
Round Hit Possible FIR % Left Misses Right Misses
Miss Miss
FIR 1
Left Right
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Tee
9
10
Total:
Average:

Handicap Averages
Handicap FIR % Fairways
Pro Tour 71% 10
Scratch 63% 9
0 - 10 55% 8
10 - 20 51% 7
20 - 30 48% 6
30+ 40% 5

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 Missed Long

Missed Left Green in Missed Right

Regulation

Missed Short
Instructions: Greens Missed Missed Missed Missed
1. Transfer your stats from your scorecard Round Greens Hit Possible GIR % Short Long Left Right
to this worksheet for Greens in Regulation
for the next 10 rounds of golf. 1
2
2. Greens Hit are the Greens in Regulation
you hit and Greens Possible is either 18 3
holes or 9 holes depending which you use 4
this chart for.
5
3. Only use this chart to record 9 holes or 18 6
holes. All 10 rounds should be the same 7
number of holes in order to calculate
averages below easily. 8
9
4. Total your 10 rounds
10
5. Divide the total by 10 to calculate the Total
Average

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 30 Yards or Less Scrambling - Par Save

Number of Par Saves Scrambling Number of Par Saves Scrambling

Round Par Saves Possible Percentage Round Par Saves Possible Percentage
1 11 30 Yards

2 12
3 13
4 14
30 Yards
5 15 Green
6 16 30 Yards

7 17
8 18
9 19 30 Yards

10 20
Total Total
Average Average
Instructions:
1. Transfer scrambling statistics from Scorecard Worksheet. Successful Up &
5 Round Scrambling Percentage Downs to save par go in the Par Saves column and total opportunities to save
par go in the Par Saves Possible Column.
10 Round Scrambling Percentage 2. Calculate Scrambling percentage for each round by dividing the Pars Saved
15 Round Scrambling Percentage by Pars Saved Possible.
3. Total your par saves and your par saves possible for 5, 10, 15, and 20
20 Round Scrambling Percentage rounds. Then divide them to get your scrambling percentage for 5 rounds, 10
rounds, 15 rounds, and 20 rounds.
4. Calculate Scrambling for your last 5 rounds played to get recent data
First 5 Rounds Scrambling Percentage 5. Compare your very first 5 rounds scrambling percentage with your last 5
rounds to see the improvement over time.
Last 5 Rounds Scrambling Percentage

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 Instructions:
Putts Per Round
1. Enter your total putts for your next 10 rounds of golf. Make
sure all 10 rounds are consistent as far as number of holes played, Example
so if you only play 9 holes then enter 10 rounds of 9 holes. Round 35 2 15 1 0

2. Fill in how many holes you 1 putted, 2 putted, 3 putted, or 4 Putts

worse. These 4 boxes should total 18 when added across the row Round Total Putts 1 Putts 2 Putts 3 Putts or Worse
as seen in the example ( 2 + 15 + 1 + 0 )
1
3. Once 10 rounds are completed, total each column. 2
4. Divide the total by 10 to calculate the Average for each column. 3

10

Total

Average

Notes:

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 Instructions:
1. For every green in regulation you hit, record how many putts you had Round:
for that hole.
Course:
2. Total up your putts for the holes you hit the green in regulation.

3. Total the number of greens in regulation you hit and put an X in the Date:
remaining boxes that you didn't hit the green.
Score:
4. Fill in the chart below and divide the two statistics to get putts per
green in regulation.

Example: If you only hit 7 greens, then GIR #1 through GIR #7 should
have putts entered next to them. You'll total the putts for those 7 greens
and divide that total by 7 to get putts per green in regulation.

Green in Green in
Regulation Putts Regulation Putts
GIR #1 GIR #10 Putts Per Green in Regulation
GIR #2 GIR #11
GIR #3 GIR #12 Total Putts:
GIR #4 GIR #13 Total Green in Regulations Hit:
GIR #5 GIR #14 Putts Per Green in Regulation:
GIR #6 GIR #15
GIR #7 GIR #16
GIR #8 GIR #17
GIR #9 GIR #18

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 Averages for each Statistical Category
Instructions: By now you should have recorded statistics on our Scorecard Worksheet (Worksheet 1) for each of your first 10 rounds of golf
played. Then you transferred the data from the scorecard to Worksheets 2 to 6 to calculate 10 round averages for each individual statistical
cateogry below. For score, add all 10 of your 18 hole scores together and divide by 10 to get your 10 round average score for below.

1. Below you'll need to pull data from your very first round of golf for the season. Find your first round of golf's Improvement Score Card and
enter it into "Round 1 Only" as a starting point to compare to overtime as you progressed.

2. Each category's worksheet holds 10 rounds except for scrambling which holds 20 rounds, so find your 10 round averages and insert them
into the proper column below. Use Worksheets 2 through 6 to find these averages.

Example: If you've played 20 rounds year to date with our program and recorded your results, then you should have two worksheets filled out
for a statistical category like Fairways in Regulation as each sheet contains only 10 rounds and their respective 10 round averages. You'll enter
one set of data into "Rounds 1-10 Average" for your Fairways in Regulation Percentage and the second set of 10 into "Rounds 11-20 Average."
Then you can compare your first 10 rounds with your second 10 rounds to see how you've performed over time. As you complete another 10
rounds you'll enter their averages into the "Rounds 21-30 Average" column below and compare with the first two sets of averages.

3. If you want to find your 20 round or 30 round average then simply add up all 20 or 30 rounds for the stat you are looking at and divide by
20 or 30. An easier method may be to combine the "Totals" number of each completed worksheet since it contains a 10 round total rather
than adding each individual round together all over again. Then divide by however many rounds to get the average.

Rounds 1-10 Rounds 11-20 Rounds 21-30 Rounds 31-40 Rounds 41-50
Category Round 1 Only Average Average Round 20 Only Average Average Average
Score
Fairways in Regulation
Greens in Regulation
Scrambling (30 Yards or less)
Total Putts Per Round
Putts Per Green in Regulation
3 Putts

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 Skill Level Tables
Score 70 - 80 Score 80 - 90 Score 90 - 100+
• Good Ball Striker • Decent Ball Striker • Poor Ball Striker
✓ FIR = 55% - 65% ✓ FIR = 50% - 60% ✓ FIR = Under 50%
✓ GIR = 40% - 50% ✓ GIR = 25% ✓ GIR = Under 10%

• Good Club Distance • Average Club Distance • Below Average Club Distance
✓ Driver = 260 yds ✓ Driver = 240 yds ✓ Driver = 210 yds
✓ Swing Speed = 101 mph ✓ Swing Speed = 95 mph ✓ Swing Speed = 87 mph

• Good to Great Wedge Play (Scrambling) • Average to Good Wedge Play (Scrambling) • Poor Wedge Play (Scrambling)
✓ Scrambling = Above 50% ✓ Scrambling = 25% - 50% ✓ Scrambling = Under 25%

• Good to Great Putter • Average Putter • Poor to Average Putter

✓ Total Putts = 30 - 36 ✓ Total Putts = 35 - 40 ✓ Total Putts = 36 - 45
✓ 3 Putts = 1 or less ✓ 3 Putts = 2 - 3 ✓ 3 Putts = 4 or more
✓ Putts Per GIR = 1.90 ✓ Putts Per GIR = 2.0 ✓ Putts Per GIR = 2.2
✓ 50% Make Distance = 6 feet ✓ 50% Make Distance = 5 feet ✓ 50% Make Distance = 4 feet

Focus 1: Hitting more greens in regulation Focus 1: Improving Short Game Focus 1: Improve Ball Striking Consistency
Focus 2: Improving Short Game Focus 2: Improving Ball Striking Focus 2: Putting
Focus 3: Cut out dumb shots & blow up holes Focus 3: Add Distance to Swing if possible Focus 3: Scrambling

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 Report Card Goal Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6

Tournament Score Average

Greens Hit in Regulation

Fairways Hit

Greenside Scrambling < 30 yards

Greenside Sand Saves < 20 yards

Approach Wedge Shots < 100 yards
(proximatey to hole in feet)

Putts Made 6 feet or less

Putts Made 7 to 12 feet

Par Average (18 holes)

Birdie or Better Average (18 holes)

Bogey Average (18 holes)

Other's Average (18 holes)

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