Golf, considered.
Clear answers for golfers choosing what to measure, what to practice, and which tools deserve a place in the bag.
A swing, as seen from the wrist
To a watch, a golf swing is 1.5 seconds of acceleration and rotation. 1 shot and 1 practice swing show what the signal can tell you, and what it cannot.
Strokes gained, explained with 1 hole
A scorecard shows how many strokes you used. Strokes gained shows which shots lost them. This article calculates each shot of 1 bogey.
How the CNDR rating works
Each hole gives 4 points, plus 1 point for each stroke better than the hole difficulty. 1000 is the tour baseline. See where each handicap lands.
The center of the fairway is not the target
Same golfer, same swing, 100 drives. Aim 9 yards to the right of the center, and the drives in the water decrease from 18 to 7. But fewer drives land on the fairway.
CNDR vs Arccos
Both automatically track your golf. The important difference is what they require—and what happens before you tee off.
CNDR vs DECADE Golf
Both use dispersion and expected outcomes to choose smarter targets. The difference is whether you want to learn the system or have the app build, track and refine the plan.
CNDR vs Golfshot
Same wrist, same sensor-free tracking, same annual price. Only one of them also tells you where to aim—and what the miss is going to cost.