Three cards on Today are about the substance of your swings. They only exist once you've chosen a best shot for a club and swings of that club have been compared. They are always about one golfer.
Consistency per club
Per club you see how close your recent swings are to your best shot for that club.
- The band — Very close (93 percent or more), Close (80 up to and including 92) or Differs (less than 80). The average covers your last five compared swings of that club. The percentage is shown roughly; the band is the message, because five swings don't support precision at the percentage level.
- The arrow with a number — the difference from the five swings before that. It only appears for a difference of two percent or more.
- The line — your last ten compared swings, from old to new.
- Not enough data — there is no compared swing for this club yet, or the comparison is still on its way.
Tap a club to open the latest swing of that club.
Focus point
The step of the swing that, across your last compared swings, is on average furthest from your best shot — and, if one club clearly stands out there with more than one measurement, that club as well. That only happens once a step has at least three measurements; one swing is not a focus point.
It points out where the difference is. It isn't a fault. Take a look at that step next to your best shot in the player.
Closest to your best shot
The swing in the period shown that was closest to your best shot. The positive counterpart of the focus point.
Tap the card to open that swing.
Good to know
- Your best shot itself doesn't count anywhere: it compares with itself and would skew the picture.
- If you choose a different best shot, these cards change along with it as soon as the swings have been compared again.
Three cards on Today are about the substance of your swings. They only exist once you've chosen a best shot for a club and swings of that club have been compared. They are always about one golfer.
Consistency per club
Per club you see how close your recent swings are to your best shot for that club.
- The band — Very close (93 percent or more), Close (80 up to and including 92) or Differs (less than 80). The average covers your last five compared swings of that club. The percentage is shown roughly; the band is the message, because five swings don't support precision at the percentage level.
- The arrow with a number — the difference from the five swings before that. It only appears for a difference of two percent or more.
- The line — your last ten compared swings, from old to new.
- Not enough data — there is no compared swing for this club yet, or the comparison is still on its way.
Focus point
The step of the swing that, across your last compared swings, is on average furthest from your best shot — and, if one club clearly stands out there with more than one measurement, that club as well. That only happens once a step has at least three measurements; one swing is not a focus point.
It points out where the difference is. It isn't a fault. Take a look at that step next to your best shot in the player.
Closest to your best shot
The swing in the period shown that was closest to your best shot. The positive counterpart of the focus point.
Use the button on the card to open that swing.
Good to know
- Your best shot itself doesn't count anywhere: it compares with itself and would skew the picture.
- If you choose a different best shot, these cards change along with it as soon as the swings have been compared again.