LAB

The shortest path from where you are to where you want to be is driven by data, not guesswork.

A fade isn’t “short”—it’s predictable. You can plan for it.

Don’t short side. Missing to the fat side is the strongest attack, backed by probability.

If your up-and-down odds drop below 40%, stop aiming at the pin. Aim for the center of the green.

Environment affects distance more than many realize—often more than a small swing change.

Stock distance—the yardage you can rely on—is the foundation of score strategy.

Two seconds of stillness can define your putt.

Dispersion parameters by distance drive the accuracy of any physics engine.

Choose your putter in the space between data and feel.

The fastest way to lower your score is through game management, not swing overhaul.

When attention moves outside the body, the brain shifts the motor system into autopilot.

Whether the putt drops is largely decided before the stroke—by the brain’s readiness.

A few degrees of angle change produce large shifts in distance and spin.

A pretty swing does not guarantee a better score.