After playing around with the Golf Track 1.3 for Excel I wrote about in an earlier post, I decided to build a little stat tracker for myself and my wife to use when we’re playing. It’s nothing much, just a Word doc, but using it really helped me focus on keeping my FIR and GIR in line and my putts as low as I could go. it looks something like this:
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Hole# 4 Par: |
GPS Yds: |
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Club: |
Yds: |
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Club: |
Yds: |
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Club: |
Yds: |
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FIR oGIRo |
Penalties: |
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#Grass Saves: |
#Attempted: |
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#Sand Saves: |
#Attempted: |
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Putt length: |
Birdie putt o |
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#Putts: |
Score: |
I fit 9 of them on a side and print it up double-sided. We track the GPS widget yardage with the handheld I got Marla for Mother’s Day. It works out pretty well. I shot a 42 on a course my best ever before was 45. Not too bad!
Update: Looks like when I posted this image, the check boxes appear as “O” characters, reminiscent of the “O” style University of Oregon fans so dearly love. Oh, well. Imagine they are squares… 
