Every round since 2013, measured against par so Brackenridge (par 71) and the par-72 courses compare fairly. This section does not change with the toggle above.
Rounds
42
career average 71.4 (-0.4 to par)
Last 5 rounds
-3.6
Running hot · -3.2 vs career
Last 10 rounds
-2.8
previous 10: -0.3
Consistency
±3.5
spread over the last 20 rounds · steadier than 92% of players
Last 20: best / worst
65 / 82
the range you are playing in
Your last 40 rounds against par (lower is better). The gold line is the 5-round average; the dashed line is your career average.
Year
Rounds
Average
To par
Best
Worst
Spread
Tour hcp
2026
10
68.8
-2.8
65
74
±2.6
-3.0
2025
3
70.3
-1.7
69
72
–
-0.5
2024
5
73.2
+1.4
70
82
±4.9
-0.2
2023
3
70.0
-2.0
68
71
–
-2.2
2017
1
70.0
-2.0
70
70
–
-2.2
2015
2
74.5
+2.5
74
75
–
1.2
2014
14
72.8
+1.1
67
83
±3.7
0.6
2013
4
71.0
-0.5
70
72
–
-1.2
The sections below use your 19 rounds with a Golf Genius scorecard in the last 3 seasons.
There are not enough like-handicap rounds yet to compare you with peers.
Negative strokes are good.
Start & finish
Where in the round your strokes go, in strokes to par per nine or per three holes.
Stretch
You
Front nine
-0.42
Back nine
-1.21
First 3 holes
+0.16
Last 3 holes
-0.32
Whole round
-1.63
You play your back nine 0.8 strokes better than your front.
Scoring mix
Holes per round by result. More red and green, less grey, is the direction you want.
Birdie or betterParBogeyDouble or worse
Year
Rounds
Birdies
Pars
Bogeys
Doubles+
2026
11
4.5
11.6
1.8
0.0
2025
3
4.3
10.7
3.0
0.0
2024
5
2.0
12.6
3.0
0.4
Last 3 seasons
19
3.8
11.7
2.3
0.1
Courses
"Course effect" is how much better or worse you score here than on your average course (negative is a course that suits you). "Vs peers" is strokes gained per round against like-handicap players on the same holes.
Courses with fewer than 3 rounds are left out. For "Vs peers", positive means strokes gained.
Big numbers
A "blow-up" is a double bogey or worse. The strokes counted are the ones beyond a bogey on those holes, which is what a blow-up costs over simply making bogey.