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Gap checkCarry check

PublishedSample: TrackMan, PGA Tour average carries, 2023 data

The plan, week by week
The plan, week by week: 8 sessions from Thu, Nov 12
WeekThuFriSatSunMonTueWed
Week 1Nov 12Nov
Week 2Nov 19
Week 3Nov 26Dec
Week 4Dec 3
SessionsSessionsThe dated sessions in the plan, from the sessions a week and the number of weeks you set.
82 a week for 4 weeks
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BallsBallsEvery ball the plan’s drills call for, across all sessions. A session is planned at one ball a minute, including writing the number down.
320Up to 45 a session
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FindingsFindingsHow many of the findings in My Bag Report have a drill in this plan, out of all it lists.
3of 4In My Bag Report
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DatesDatesThe day of the first session and, below it, the day of the last.
Nov 12to Mon, Dec 7
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For your gear

From a measurement to the gear

Method

How the plan is built

The plan reads My Lab and the findings My Bag Report writes from it. Each drill is a measurement: a stated number of balls with named clubs, the numbers to write down, and the Lab tool where you record them. Its targets are your own numbers, or our arithmetic on them, such as the gap between two carries or a corridor as wide as your saved side spread. Nothing on this page predicts a result.

Drills are placed in the order the report flags things: gaps first, then overlapping spreads, the wedge card, missing carries, dispersion, launch numbers, and carries not measured on a launch monitor. Each session is filled at one ball a minute until its minutes are used; when every drill has been placed once, the list starts again, so later weeks measure the same things a second time.

The full method is on the Golf Lab methods page.