The Bogey Plan

Break 90 with the swing you already have89 = par + 17

Your 89 is 17 bogeys and a par.Break 90 with the swing you already have.

A simple course-management system for weekend golfers. Smarter targets, fewer doubles, fewer penalties. No swing changes.

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8,750 golfers

See the Six Rules

Your 89 is closer than you think.

94
Front 9
  1. 1+2
  2. 2+1
  3. 3E
  4. 4+1
  5. 5+2
  6. 6+1
  7. 7+1
  8. 8+2
  9. 9+1
Back 9
  1. 10+1
  2. 11+2
  3. 12E
  4. 13+1
  5. 14+2
  6. 15+1
  7. 16+1
  8. 17+2
  9. 18+1
  • Par 2
  • Bogey 10
  • Double 6
94That’s 94. You need 5 fewer strokes for 89.
Illustrated golf scorecard on a cart seat, holes shaded as pars, bogeys and doubles

You’re not losing strokes on the swing. You’re losing them on decisions.

  • Penalties

    Water, out of bounds, lost balls. Most start with a tee shot aimed at the wrong side of the hole.

  • 3-putts

    Usually a speed problem from long range, not a line problem from short range.

  • Doubles

    One risky choice turns a bogey into a double. Six of those is the difference between 95 and 89.

Strokes-gained research found that most of the gap between a 70 shooter and an 80 shooter comes from shots of 100 yards and out. Putting accounts for only about 1.5 strokes of it.

Source: Mark Broadie, Every Shot Counts (2014). Not affiliated with or endorsed by Mark Broadie.

Six rules. Every hole.

No swing thoughts. Just where to aim, which club, and when to take your bogey.

  1. 1Aim at the fat part, not the flag.

  2. 2Tee off away from the big trouble.

  3. 3One shot to get out of trouble, back to the fairway.

  4. 4Club for the back edge, not the pin.

  5. 5Lag to a 3-foot circle.

  6. +1

    6Bogey is a good score on hard holes.

What’s inside

Six modules, 20 short narrated lessons, about 2 hours in total. Every lesson ends with one rule to take to the course.

01How 89 Is Built3 lessons · 18 min
  • 1.1 The bogey math: 89 = par + 176 min
  • 1.2 Where strokes really go: strokes gained in plain words8 min
  • 1.3 Your target mix with the Bogey Builder4 min
02Know Your Numbers3 lessons · 18 min
  • 2.1 Carry vs total distance, and why carry matters5 min
  • 2.2 Find your real carry numbers: a 30-ball range protocol7 min
  • 2.3 Your shot oval: how wide you really miss6 min
03Off the Tee Without Penalties3 lessons · 19 min
  • 3.1 Trouble side vs safe side6 min
  • 3.2 When driver stays in the bag7 min
  • 3.3 The one-shot recovery rule: back to the fairway6 min
04Approach: Aim for the Fat Part4 lessons · 25 min
  • 4.1 Why the flag is a trap7 min
  • 4.2 Club for the back edge5 min
  • 4.3 Short-siding and the bail-out side6 min
  • 4.4 Lay-up math on par 5s and long par 4s7 min
05No More 3-Putts3 lessons · 16 min
  • 5.1 The “just get it on” rule from 30 yards in5 min
  • 5.2 Lag to a 3-foot circle: speed before line6 min
  • 5.3 Putt, chip or pitch: a decision chart, not a technique5 min
06Game Day4 lessons · 23 min
  • 6.1 Build a pre-round Game Plan for your course8 min
  • 6.2 The 20-second pre-shot decision5 min
  • 6.3 After a double: the reset rule4 min
  • 6.4 Read your Round Review stats6 min

Your club numbers. Your targets. Your stats after every round.

Four tools come with the plan: these three, plus the Bogey Builder.

  • My Yardages

    Your carry numbers and where to aim with each club.

  • Caddie Card

    Your Game Plan on the course, with a Posting mode for rounds that count.

  • Round Review

    Log a round and your plan re-tunes to your biggest leak.

Why it works

Strokes gained is a way of scoring every shot. It asks one question: did this shot leave you better or worse off than a typical golfer from the same spot?

Measured that way, the long game decides most of the difference between golfers. Not a better swing, but a better target: the safe side, the right club, the lay-up that keeps a bogey from becoming a double.

Source: Mark Broadie, Every Shot Counts (2014). Not affiliated with or endorsed by Mark Broadie.

Illustrated hole with two shot paths: a red line at the flag into the pond, and a dotted line to the safe side of the green

Is this for you?

For you if

  • You usually shoot 90 to 99.
  • You play at least twice a month.
  • You want fewer blow-up holes.

Not for you if

  • You want swing lessons.
  • You already break 85.

The Bogey Plan

  • 6 modules, 20 narrated lessons, about 2 hours
  • Bogey Builder: see your target score mix
  • My Yardages: your club chart and target lines
  • Caddie Card: your Game Plan on the course
  • Round Review: stats after every round
  • Lifetime access and updates

$127 one-time when we re-open

30 days. Play a few rounds with it.

If it’s not for you, email us within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked.

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Questions

All questions
Is there swing instruction?

No. Every lesson is about decisions: where to aim, which club to hit and when to lay up. If you want swing help, a local PGA professional is the right call.

Do I need special equipment?

No. A phone, and a rangefinder or GPS if you already use one.

Can I use the app in a tournament or a round I post?

Use Posting mode. It shows only your pre-round Game Plan and your stored yardage chart, with no live recommendations, in line with Rule 4.3. Check your club’s and committee’s rules too.

How long are lessons?

Between 3 and 10 minutes. Each one ends with one rule to take to the course.

What if I don’t know my club distances?

Module 2 shows you how to find them on the range with a simple 30-ball routine. Until then, enter three clubs and the app estimates the rest.

Keep your swing. Change your targets.

Illustrated golf ball on a tee with a pencil target line to the wide part of the fairway, away from a pond