You hit it well enough already. The gap between 83 and 79 is rarely the driver. It is one yardage band, one kind of hole, one habit after a birdie. Chase has the receipts, and he will tell you which.
Strokes gained, dispersion and scoring by hole type. The handful of numbers that explain why the index moved.
It is rarely the hole. It is one shot on it. Chase names the shot and gives you a different way to play it.
One honest priority after every round, so the hour at the range goes where the strokes are.
Plays-like yardage for wind and elevation, set against your real carries. More greens, and shorter first putts.
Five rounds gives him a pattern — the yardage band you are worst from, and the holes that keep leaving you there.
The first leak is fixed and he is already on the next. That is how the last four shots come off.
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