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The Cut For golfers whose index has stalled

The work goes in. Now the index moves.

You are not short of effort. You are short of direction. Lessons, drills, sim sessions, gadgets — and nothing that connects them. Chase reads all of it, finds the one pattern costing you the most, and gives you that to work on. Then the next.

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Handicap index · last 30 days
8.4−1.2
What moved itWedges, 50–100
Still leakingPar 5s
Next priorityLay-up yardage
Chase
“Your handicap was stuck because your par 5s got worse while everything else improved. You never saw it, because the good stuff was hiding it.”
The problem

Sound familiar?

How Chase gets you there

One thing to fix. Then the next.

See where the strokes went

Not vanity metrics. The handful of numbers that explain why the index moved, or did not.

One honest priority

After every round, the single pattern costing you most. Not a list of twelve. One.

He remembers the plan

What you were working on, what he told you, and whether it worked. The thread never gets dropped.

The arc

How an index actually comes down.

1

Round 1. He meets your game.

Your typical miss, your stock distances, the thing that drives you mad. Better club choices start straight away.

2

Round 5. He finds the leak.

Five cards is enough to see the shape — the yardage band, the hole type, the habit after a birdie.

3

Round 20. He is on the third leak.

The first two are fixed. That is what a falling handicap is: one leak at a time, in the right order.

What you get

Everything on your bag.

Handicap trend, explained
Strokes gained and dispersion
Scoring by hole type and yardage band
Sim sessions connected to your rounds
A coach who remembers the plan
Free for 3 rounds a month
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