A few of you replied to my last email asking what's actually inside Play Ready Golf. Fair question. Let me walk you through it.
Download Play Ready Golf:
App Store link
Google Play link
When you open the app for the first time, you'll answer a few questions about your game. Handicap range. How often you play. Where you think you're losing strokes. Takes about two minutes.
From there, PRG builds you a practice plan weighted by strokes gained analysis. Here's what that means in plain english: the app figures out whether your biggest scoring leaks are off the tee, on approach shots, around the green, or on the putting surface. Then it builds your sessions around the areas where you'll gain the most strokes per hour of practice.
Most golfers spend 60% of their practice time on full swing. The data says approach shots account for 37% of the scoring gap between you and scratch. Putting accounts for 28%. Those two categories alone are 65% of the gap, and most golfers barely touch them at the range.
Every session uses something called contextual interference. Instead of hitting the same shot 20 times in a row (which feels productive but doesn't transfer), PRG randomizes your targets, clubs, and shot types within each session. The research on this goes back to 1979. Random practice is harder in the moment but produces significantly better retention and transfer to the course.
The sessions are built for whatever time you DO have. Because I know you don't have two hours to spend at the range on a Tuesday.
The whole thing is $54/year right now for founding members. Less than a Dozen Pro V1s. Less than a round of golf at most courses.
Standard price will be $119/year. Founding member pricing ends April 12.
In the next email I want to tell you about something one of our first members said that stopped me in my tracks. More on that soon.
Isaak
Download Play Ready Golf:
App Store link
Google Play link
$54 per year. Locked for life. Gone April 12.
Isaak
