FIR vs. GIR in Golf: What Each Stat Tells You
FIR tracks fairway hits; GIR tracks greens reached with two strokes left for par. Compare the two stats and see which part of your game to practice next.
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FIR tracks fairway hits; GIR tracks greens reached with two strokes left for par. Compare the two stats and see which part of your game to practice next.
Golfers from scratch to a 25 handicap all hit 46% to 50% of fairways in Shot Scope's data. See the numbers by handicap and what separates better players.
Scrambling percentage is the share of missed greens where you still make par or better. Calculate yours, compare recovery benchmarks, and focus your short-game practice.
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