Playing conditions
Course Performance helps you understand when the number on the sprinkler head is not the number the shot is playing. Temperature, altitude, pressure, humidity, wind, and slope can all change the club you should trust.
Decision support
When conditions change, your normal number can change with them. The factor tools help you translate the environment into a practical adjustment before you commit.
Use temperature, altitude, pressure, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, and elevation to estimate how the shot is playing.
The calculator normalizes units before the math is done, then gives you a clear adjustment that can sit beside your personal club numbers.
A shot that plays one number in calm conditions can become a different decision with wind, elevation, or density changes.
Temperature, altitude, pressure, and humidity estimate how carry changes from baseline conditions.
Direction buttons translate headwind, tailwind, and diagonal wind into a usable component.
Temperature, altitude, and wind units are normalized before the adjustment is calculated.
Slope tools use horizontal distance, slope angle, and elevation adjustment to estimate plays-like distance.
Play the real number
Put your bag data, weather, slope, and round context in the same platform.