Stat spreadsheet
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I made one last year at the beginnig of the year using Excel. Kept track of score(front and back), Fairways, Greens, Tee misses right or left, bunker saves, putts, penalty shots. Also did par 3, 4, and 5 scoring in relation to par for each round. I stopped keeping track after about a month.
Nebgolfer
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Can't you just use an app like OOB? It tracks all those stats and reports back to you, plus gives you an unofficial handicap.
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what I was doing was keeping certain stats on my scorecard and then on Monday I would bring in my cards from the weekend and input everything.
Nebgolfer
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Its actually a website with an app, but you can enter on the website after the fact, and its absolutely free.
I looked at keeping track of scores last year using an Excel spreadsheet but not stats
The issue I see with doing something like this is if you want to go into too much detail you need to have a sheet for each course you play - I only kept them for my home course, so only needed a single sheet and I can see every round at a glance, then I can select individual rounds to show gross/nett scores and birdie/par/bogey, stableford points based on my handicap, average for par 3/4/5 holes and at the top of the sheet I have my eclectic round
I did look at keeping scores for other courses as well, but I wouldn't be able to highlight which scores were birdie/par/bogey etc without manually noting this so I only recorded the hole score and calculated the gross and nett scores on the total for the round
So if you only wanted to keep the stats for your home course then I guess it is relatively simple to set something up, but if you play a lot of different courses it might be worthwhile looking into another way to do it
I could be wrong, but surely phone apps will allow you to retrospectively add round details when you are home if you want to record it all on the card and then enter it later?
The issue I see with doing something like this is if you want to go into too much detail you need to have a sheet for each course you play - I only kept them for my home course, so only needed a single sheet and I can see every round at a glance, then I can select individual rounds to show gross/nett scores and birdie/par/bogey, stableford points based on my handicap, average for par 3/4/5 holes and at the top of the sheet I have my eclectic round
I did look at keeping scores for other courses as well, but I wouldn't be able to highlight which scores were birdie/par/bogey etc without manually noting this so I only recorded the hole score and calculated the gross and nett scores on the total for the round
So if you only wanted to keep the stats for your home course then I guess it is relatively simple to set something up, but if you play a lot of different courses it might be worthwhile looking into another way to do it
I could be wrong, but surely phone apps will allow you to retrospectively add round details when you are home if you want to record it all on the card and then enter it later?
Use OOB. It's easy and it does all the work for you - although sometimes I have to fix course rating/slope info if it's out of date.
goodearth
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I use mobilegolfstats, I just keep my stats on the card and then enter it when i get home. FREE and gives you all kinds of stats for you.
I'll echo OOB, Rob. You can set up which stats it wants you to track and you can transfer everything from your scorecard to the website after the fact if you don't want to use the app. It'll even track your average drive length if you measure with a GPS and enter the distances.
trruss1086
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Nike NG360 is a pretty good free app that I use.
If you are still interested in an Excel spreadsheet, I think I still have the one I used for a Statistics course on disc at home.
sabig27
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I believe there are phasing out Oobgolf. I would suggest sign up for free with Skycaddie (Skygolf 360) which has the same software and had bought Ooobgolf I believe. You can transfer your data over as well.
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Here is the spreadsheet I use for myself; I'd welcome suggestions as well:
| Date | Course | Score | Fairways | Fairway % | GIR | GIR % | Putts | Scrambling | Comments |
| 12/18/2014 | Atascocita (PH/PT) | 78 | 8 | 57.14% | 10 | 55.56% | 30 | N/A | Good ballstriking (concentrated on weight shift to left). Poor chipping |
| 12/20/2014 | Walden | 80 | 11 | 78.57% | 6 | 33.33% | 29 | N/A | Poor irons, poor chipping and putting (better chips with less loft) |
| 12/22/2014 | Atascocita (PT/SH) | 86 | 5 | 35.71% | 2 | 11.11% | 29 | N/A | Horrible ballstriking in wet, cold conditions. Remembered to turn inside my right foot on last hole |
| 12/28/2014 | Star Ranch (Austin) | 80 | 10 | 71.43% | 6 | 33.33% | 29 | 42% | Freezing cold, wet & windy. Decent ball striking, poor chipping and 1st putts, good short putts. |
| 12/29/2014 | Star Ranch (Austin) | 72 | 9 | 64.29% | 15 | 83.33% | 32 | 50% | Good ballstriking (concentrated on left shoulder and solid hip turn). Poor putting |
| 1/2/2015 | Atascocita (SH/PT) | 74 | 9 | 64.29% | 9 | 50.00% | 27 | 67% | Good ballstriking (concentrated on left shoulder, back of left hand and solid hip turn). Very good putting |
rickterp
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This correct; I have been an OOB user for the past few years and need to find a new home.