Mark Broadie, a Professor at Columbia Business School renowned for creating the Strokes Gained statistic, returns to shed light on golf analytics. He breaks down how understanding strokes gained can drastically lower scores. Discover why approach shots are pivotal compared to traditional metrics and how gaining distance can enhance performance. Mark also shares insights on his book, 'Every Shot Counts,' and his Golfmetrics app, encouraging golfers to track stats for targeted improvement. It's a game-changing discussion for any golfer!

Mark Broadie, creator of the Strokes Gained concept, debunks common golf stats myths. He talks about the weight of golf strokes, the biggest areas of gain in scoring, strokes gained application in other sports and education, misconceptions about approach shots, and his helpful book and app for golfers.

Mark Broadie, expert in strokes gained analytics, discusses improving golf performance with data. Topics include debunking misconceptions about strokes gained, enhancing putting skills, utilizing proximity to improve scores, and revolutionizing golf strategy with data and analytics.

Mark Broadie, a pioneer in golf analytics and author of 'Every Shot Counts', discusses his groundbreaking strokes gained analysis. He reveals how this method helps golfers assess their performance across all aspects of the game, including tee shots, approach shots, and putting. Broadie challenges traditional stats like greens in regulation, advocating for personalized data tracking. Listeners will learn how strategic aiming and shot selection can enhance scores and why mastering short putts is crucial for improvement.

Former top-ranked golfer Greg Norman and data analysis expert Mark Broadie discuss improving the golf swing, the concept of strokes gained as a metric for evaluating performance, randomized experiments revealing the benefits of taking safe shots in golf, and proposing a new scoring system that emphasizes risk-taking and memorable shots.