What Golf Stats Can You Track with BEEZER GOLF?

BEEZER GOLF tracks two layers of numbers: your golf shots (drives, recoveries, greens in regulation, putting, scores) and your games (side-game and bet wins/losses). The shot stats are available on the free scorecard; premium stats, a WHS-based handicap index, and bet tracking sit behind Beezer Premium. If you want to know which part of your game is costing you strokes — and whether your betting games are actually paying off — this is the stat set to look at.

The Core Shot Stats

These are the categories the app names directly for play statistics analysis:

• Drives — how you perform off the tee
• Recoveries — shots played to get back into position after trouble
• Greens in regulation (GIR) — whether you reach the green within regulation strokes
• Putting — tracked as its own category, with putt statistics listed separately among the app's features
• Scores — your hole-by-hole and round scoring

The point of tracking these together is that they separate the parts of a round that produce a score. A high score with good GIR but poor putting tells a different practice story than a high score with missed greens and solid putting.

Games and Bet Stats

BEEZER GOLF describes tracking "your games and bets won and lost" as unique to the app. That means the stats aren't limited to strokes — the app also keeps a record of how you perform across the side games you play.

This matters because the app supports a large game library: over 25 golf betting games, with more than 28 side games and group games available under Premium. Games named on the site include Skins, Nassau, Vegas, and Wolf. If you play these regularly, the win/loss record becomes a second performance metric alongside your score.

Trends: Turning Stats into Practice

The site states that you can "see your trends" through the statistics analysis. Trends are the mechanism that makes the raw categories useful — a single round's putting number is noise, but a pattern across rounds points at where practice time should go. The app's own framing is that adding competition, tracking stats, and focusing practice are how you "be a better golfer," so the stats are meant to feed back into what you work on.

Free vs. Premium Stats

The free tier is described as including the scorecard, GPS mapping across 40,000 courses, advanced stats, and iWatch support. Premium is where the WHS-based handicap index, premium stats, and bet tracking live. The site lists a Premium pricing page, but the excerpt doesn't state amounts — check that page for current terms.

What This Means in Practice

If your goal is simply to score a round and see distances, the free scorecard plus GPS covers it. If your goal is to diagnose your game — comparing GIR against putting, or checking whether your Skins results match how you think you play — the premium stat set and bet tracking are the relevant upgrade. The handicap index is the third piece: it gives you a portable measure of your level that the side games can be calculated against.