After the round — CaddieLab Golf

Where the strokes went

Approach cost you 3.7 strokes.

Every shot you track is measured against how a scratch golfer would play it from the same spot, then added up by part of the game. Not what you shot. Where it went.

A scratch golfer shoots75.0

Off the tee−1.0

Approach−3.7

Around the green−1.0

Putting−1.3

You shot82

An example round: 82 on a par 72. Lost strokes in red, gained in green.

Your caddie’s debrief

Hole	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Out
Par	4	4	3	5	4	4	3	4	5	36
You	4	5	3	6	5	5	3	5	5	41

Hole	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	In
Par	4	3	5	4	4	3	4	4	5	36
You	5	3	4	6	5	4	5	5	4	41

3 birdie 5 bogey 6 double

Your round, read back to you.

Finish the 18th and CaddieLab reads the whole round: what went well, what to work on, in plain words. Measured against your own usual game, not somebody else’s, so a good day reads like one, whatever you shoot.

Caddie notes82 · +10

Your putter kept it together.

The irons cost you today, not the putter. The par 5s were the bright spot.

What went well

Par 5s: one under, with birdies on 12 and 18.
Putting: 1.1 strokes better than you usually manage.

What to work on

Approach: 1.6 strokes worse than your usual.
Par 4s: ten over, with a double on 13.

Know where to miss

The par 3 from above, a heat map of up-and-down rates around the green — You get up and down You don’t

Every miss you’ve made, mapped.

Around every green you play, CaddieLab keeps score of where you got up and down and where you didn’t. From short right on this hole you save par 28% of the time; from the left, 62%. Next time, you know which side to miss on.

Everyone here: every golfer on CaddieLab who has played the hole, pooled, never named.

A handicap that keeps itself

Post the round. Your index does the rest.

Every 18 holes you finish is scored with the World Handicap System’s own rules: the best eight of your last twenty rounds count, and the index updates itself the moment you’re done.

Handicap index12.3▼ 0.5 after today’s 82

counts toward your index doesn’t, this time

Then go fix it

The round tells you what to practice.

Your biggest leak becomes this week’s plan: the drills, the distances, the balls to hit. It’s waiting for you on the range, next to your swing.

See how practice works →

Your plan this week

Approach, from 125 to 175 yards.

8-iron to a target 20 balls at 150 yards
Divot Pattern Drill 15 balls, strike after the ball
Film three and check the swing again