Playing conditions
Temperature, altitude, pressure, humidity, wind, and slope can all change the decision. Course Performance helps translate those conditions into a practical adjustment that can sit beside your personal club distances.
Weather, density, wind, and elevation
Translate conditions into a playable number
Decision support
Your stock number is a baseline. When the environment changes, the factor tools help estimate how the shot is playing before you commit to the club.
Use temperature, altitude, pressure, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, and elevation to estimate how the shot differs from baseline.
Inputs are normalized before the calculation so the adjustment can be used consistently beside your personal club numbers.
A shot that plays one number in calm conditions can become a different decision when wind, elevation, or density changes.
Working method
The value comes from continuity. Capture the right information, use it for the next decision, and keep the improvement process connected.
Account for temperature, altitude, pressure, and humidity relative to baseline conditions.
Translate direction and speed into a practical playing component.
Use the units you have and let the tool standardize them for the calculation.
Combine horizontal distance and elevation change to estimate plays-like distance.
Play the real number
Put your bag data, playing conditions, and round context inside the same decision process.
