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Index Range
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Interpretation
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0 - 2
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You are a professional golfer. You employ excellent course management skills. You have
a good mental game.
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3 - 7
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You are an accomplished golfer. You have a routine and repeatable swing. You save strokes
around the green and you avoid "hail Mary" shots.
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8 - 12
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You a very good golfer. However, you suffer from the "tin cup" syndrome and lose strokes
due to weak course management skills. Also, you need to improve your mental game if
you want to get to the next level. Finally, you need to develop a routine (ex. Mike Weir).
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13 - 17
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You are a skilled golfer. You need to improve your mental game and avoid giving up strokes
on the course. You need to spend more time at the range to develop a repeatable swing.
Concentrate on developing a putting routine and get long putts close. Improve your
short game! Take a few lessons.
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18 - 21
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You are a "bogey" golfer and you enjoy the game. You can make pars and birdies but they
are rare. You're not sure where the ball is going when you have the driver in your
hand. You need to develop a repeatable swing and work on hitting greens in regulation from
100 yds.
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