If you've been thinking it for sometime but had reservations about telling me, you can now call me crazy. I've recently updated my website with a graph that charts out my last four years of golf scores, as compared to boggy. I describe my madness right above the graph.
You're probably wondering why I've done this. Well, I'm the type of person who enjoys looking at data like this. I enjoy seeing the "trend" line go up or down. As you can tell in my graph, I typically get better as the year progresses.
I also like to compare and contrast my achievements. While shooting an 80 is great (which I did last year a few weeks before my son was born), I like to relate my low score with other rounds. I've actually got an entire collection of golf data for the past four years (when I took up golf seriously). I can see how many puts I'm taking on average, greens hit in regulation and fairways found. If I get sometime, I'll publish those as well so you can laugh at me even more.
Friday, April 11, 2008
Crazy Golf Statistics Nut
Posted by Mac Noland at 11:38 AM
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2 comments:
Excel? You need to insert trend lines for interpolation and extrapolation purposes so we can see what your golf score will be in 2025.
You confuse me....
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