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Handicap Forecast

Analysis

Analysis summarizes your rounds statistically – separately for each view: for Official, for Incl. private rounds and for every series you have created.

Analysis is a Premium feature. In the Free version the icon is not shown.

Opening it

At the top right of the dashboard you will find the chart icon, just left of the filter icon. Tapping it opens the analysis for the view that is currently selected. To analyse a different view, switch it first via View & filter and open Analysis again.

Analysis – overview and rounds

Overview

  • Rounds – number of rounds in the view.
  • Courses – number of different courses played.
  • Counting rounds – the rounds that currently feed into the HCPI calculation.
  • Exceptional scores – number of rounds scored as exceptionally good.

Rounds

  • Avg. score differential – mean across all rounds in the view.
  • Best round and Worst round – each across all rounds in the view (not only the counting ones), with date, course, gross score and course par.

“Best” and “worst” are judged by Score Differential, not by gross score – a gross score is not comparable across different courses. The gross score is shown as well.

HCPI trend

The trend chart shows how the HCPI has developed over time. It has moved here from the profile page and now shows the trend for the selected view – so also for a series or for the view including private rounds, no longer only for official results.

Scorecard analysis

When the scorecard has been filled in completely for a round, the app analyses the hole results:

  • Eagle or better
  • Birdies
  • Pars
  • Bogeys
  • Double bogey or worse

Each row shows the total and the average per round.

Analysis – scorecard analysis

What is counted here

Two limits matter so the numbers stay reliable:

  1. The scorecard analysis only considers rounds that were recorded in full, and only those whose course has a maintained par per hole. If either is missing, the round drops out of the analysis. The app states the coverage openly, for example “Based on 6 of 54 rounds with a complete scorecard”.
  2. NRa rounds are not counted here. They are incomplete by definition, and their hole counts would not be comparable with those of full rounds.