Your golfer type is
Golfer type
The Course Reader
Reads the wind and the slopes and works through the round one quiet shot at a time.
Careful on the course, guided by feel in preparation and up for a friendly contest with your group.
Your four scales
Strengths
- You quickly pick up the day’s course conditions and wind
- Around the green, you take time to think through which shot fits
- You keep a quiet focus all the way to the last hole
Watch out for
- Overthinking can make your pre-shot time long
- You keep your thoughts to yourself, which some partners find hard to read
Practice ideas
- Keep your pre-shot time consistent: check the target, then go.
- On the practice green, use one ball for uphill, downhill and sidehill putts in turn.
Mental style
Your bounce-back scale appears as a tag next to your type. The test gives you one of these two.
Quick ResetterYour result
You shake off mistakes fast and focus on the next shot.
After each round, jot down one good shot and one you would like back. That becomes your next practice topic.
Reflective ReviewerYour result
You dig into why a mistake happened, which helps you fix it next time.
Save the review for after the round. On the course, think only about the next shot.
Best playing partner
You share the same vibe with playing partners, while your opposite strategy and preparation fill each other’s gaps.