Strategy
Play smarter
Pick the right target, play the hole on your terms rather than reacting to it, avoid the double. More often than not, the right shot isn't the most spectacular one, it's the percentage play.
Three levers
The method
Three levers, the numbers and a clear plan to connect your practice to your scorecard.
What the numbers say
The score is often won a long way from the swing.
According to Mark Broadie's scoring breakdown (Every Shot Counts), going from 95 to 79 takes just one more birdie per round. Everything else is fewer bogeys and fewer blow-up holes.
Most of the strokes you can save aren't won in your swing, but in your decisions, your head and your numbers.
82%
of your scoring gains come from avoiding bogeys and blow-up holes, not from making birdies.
Source: Broadie, Every Shot Counts, and DECADE.
× 8
an 18 handicap makes roughly eight times as many double bogeys or worse as a scratch player. That's where the gap opens up.
Source: Arccos data, analysis by Lou Stagner.
50%
is the make rate from 8 feet (2.4 m), even on the PGA Tour. Scoring isn't just about putting.
Source: ShotLink, PGA Tour.
My method
Three levers to gain strokes where you're losing them.
Mindset
Keep a cool head
A reliable routine and decisions prepared in advance. Under pressure you don't think, you react: that's why the decision is made beforehand, so it holds up on the day.
Data
Steer by the numbers
Strokes Gained and your stats show exactly where you're losing shots. We target your practice where it matters, and measure every bit of progress.
How it works
From player to golfer, in three steps.
The Diagnostic
Two hours together to measure where you're really losing shots and set your priorities.
2 h · 100 €The game plan
A strategy, a mental framework and measurable goals, tailored to your game and the courses you play.
Ongoing coaching
Regular sessions, adjustments as the season unfolds and preparation for your competitions.