This sounds frickin awesome! I want to try this before this weekend's round.
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Just like with the X5, I am also confident that the bugs identified so far will be corrected.It's a new rollout and I know bugs will be corrected.
Fiddled with it a bit over lunch and I'm really curious about uphill and downhill effect. On my home course for example, there's a couple holes I've plotted against with significant slopes where it's putting me either well short or well long to what I plan on. Does it have any way to factor elevation in?
Perfect example of this is on hole 6/15 on my course. Early season was hitting 4/5 iron off the tee and recently have been switching between 3 hybrid and 3 wood. Looking at the dispersion here and knowing the tree trouble it makes sense to stick to 4 iron.Been playing around with it on my home course and is brining the confidence to my game with my dispersion on my clubs. Quite insightful on a couple of holes that I am between clubs. This truly is a feature that is great for scouting courses, but also honing your club selection on your home course.
First of all, MyStrategy is really cool. I spent about 2 hours this morning going through my home course and discovered some pretty interesting things. Questions/thoughts
- Some of the yardages are the same as what shows in the Performance tab, while some are not. For those distances which are not the same, there is no rhyme or reason that I have been able to identify for the difference.
- MyStrategy does seem to be particularly oriented toward tee shots. Having said that, I did experiment with moving the blue dot to an estimated tee shot landing spot to look at the effect of dispersion on approach shots. What I did not try to do was save this information. Does anyone know if approach shots save in addition to tee shots?
Thank you for the clarification on what MyStrategy pulls from.On the yardages, MyStrategy pulls from your last 30 shots with each club. So effectively distance is attuned to time of year or form.
On the yardages, MyStrategy pulls from your last 30 shots with each club. So effectively distance is attuned to time of year or form.
But does this seem right, just using two examples:On the yardages, MyStrategy pulls from your last 30 shots with each club. So effectively distance is attuned to time of year or form.
But does this seem right, just using two examples:
8i - My Strategy says 161 P-AVG=134 AVG=121 longest in 2023=166
91 - My Strategy says 156 P-AVG=125 AVG=115 longest in 2023=155
I can't plan a strategy based on those inflated yardages.
Roughly 30 shots, for most on my clubs, are taken in my last 15 rounds or so. However, in the last 15 rounds I have only used my PW on approaches 17 times. Keep in mind that I play every weekday, weather permitting. For someone who only plays once or twice a week, thirty shots with a given club can span a very long time.
As an additional data point, today MyStrategy is sometimes showing distances which seem to reflect an average of my longest shots with that club, and sometimes showing the P Avg.Will pass that to our guys and have a look at that anomaly.
Update: this will be sorted on Monday!
I had emailed Support and I got a response from Jamie that it is supposed to be the P-AVG of the last 30 shots. Using my 9i as an example, in my last 15 rounds, I have used the 9i 34 times, very close to the 30 that are supposed to be used. My P-AVG is 133, but My Strategy shows my yardage with that club as 156. A few clubs at either end of the bag seem to be very close, but the irons in my bag, 5 through 9 are all way off. I hope Gavin is correct and that this will be corrected shortly, as the response from Jamie seems to indicate they think it is working properly.As an additional data point, today MyStrategy is sometimes showing distances which seem to reflect an average of my longest shots with that club, and sometimes showing the P Avg.