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Progress Report · Parent / Guardian
Alex Rivera
Apr 1 – Jun 30, 2026 · 11 rounds · 8 handicap · Class of 2027
PinFlag
Northgate Junior Golf
Alex is scoring three shots better and putting like a top-tier junior — approach play is the one lever left.
Over 11 rounds this spring Alex averaged 79 (+7 to par), three shots better than the prior period. Short game and putting are now genuine strengths; the clearest path into the 70s is tightening approach play from 150–175 yards.
Avg score
79
+7 to par
SG total
+0.40
vs 5–9 hcp
Trend
-3
improving
Projects to
NCAA Division III
age ~17
Strokes gained by category
Off the Tee
+0.30
58th pct
Approach
-1.10
22nd pct
Around Green
+0.50
64th pct
Putting
+0.70
71st pct
Strengths
- ✓Putting is gaining +0.70 strokes/round — 71st percentile for the 5–9 handicap band.
- ✓Around-the-green play is a real strength at +0.50 (64th percentile).
- ✓Scoring improved three shots to par versus the prior period.
Focus areas
- →Approach is the biggest lever: −1.10 strokes/round (22nd percentile), costing ~1.1 shots a round.
- →Distance control from 150–175 yards is the specific gap to close.
Recruiting & level track
On scoring, Alex currently projects to the NCAA Division III range and is approaching Division II (modeled guidance, not official standards). Closing the approach gap is what moves that line.
Skill assessments
Goals
This is real, measurable progress — the short game is already at a college-bound level, and the one weakness left is the most coachable kind.
Next steps
- 1.Build a 150–175y wedge/iron distance ladder into weekly practice.
- 2.Track approach Strokes Gained over the next 10 rounds to confirm the gain.
- 3.Keep the putting routine — it is working.
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The honest question
“Will my players actually log their rounds?”
The question every coach asks before a player-logged tool. Here is the honest answer.
A minute, on the phone they already have
No hardware, no new device to learn. After a round a player enters what they already know — score, fairways, greens, putts — in about a minute. Shot-by-shot detail is there when they want to go deeper.
They get something back every time
Each entry returns the player’s own Strokes Gained and an AI breakdown of exactly where they’re losing strokes. Players keep logging because the feedback is genuinely useful to them, not just to you.
You can see who logged — and nudge
Your command center shows who has logged and who has gone quiet, so a quick reminder or a practice assignment keeps the roster engaged. No chasing, no spreadsheets.
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