André Rennes — Golfer LogBook

1 At a glance

6Reports done

5 / 12Clubs started

5%Of the 120-report goal

2 Distance by club

Total distance is the headline: carry plus roll, as read on the range screen. "Latest" is the most recent report; "Best" is the longest total so far. "Reports" tracks each club toward its 10-report goal; at the 10th, Gaian flags it for a full progress study.

Club	Total · latest	Total · best	Carry	Ball speed	Launch	Reports
Lob Wedge	Not measured yet					0/10
Sand Wedge	Not measured yet					0/10
Pitching Wedge	Swing analyzed, no ball data yet					1/10
9-Iron	Not measured yet					0/10
8-Iron	Not measured yet					0/10
7-Iron	Not measured yet					0/10
6-Iron	149 yds	149 yds	140 yds	103 mph	23°	1/10
5-Iron	169 yds	169 yds	159 yds	108 mph	19°	1/10
4-Iron	183 yds	183 yds	167 yds	110 mph	20°	1/10
3-Hybrid	Not measured yet					0/10
3-Wood	Not measured yet					0/10
Driver	241 yds	241 yds	213 yds	129 mph	16°	2/10
Putter	Coming later: start line & stroke analysis					—

Carry, ball speed and launch come from the latest report with ball data.

3 Gaps between measured clubs

Best total distance, club to club. Gaps fill in as more clubs are measured.

Between	Gap (total)
6-Iron → 5-Iron	20 yds
5-Iron → 4-Iron	14 yds
4-Iron → Driver	58 yds

4 Logbook entries — every report

In the order the reports were made. Each report is standalone; the LogBook only collects its data.

#	Report	Club	Where · view	Total	Carry	Tempo	Main finding	Report
1	Oct 6, 2026	6-Iron #1	Mariners Golf Center, Foster City, CA down-the-line, 2 swings · session 2026-10-06 (report date)	149 yds	140 yds	~2:1 (0.45-0.6 s / 0.23-0.3 s)	launch far too high (23° vs 14–17°); needs forward shaft lean; finish excellent	Open
2	Oct 7, 2026	Driver #1	Mariners Point Golf Center, Foster City, CA down-the-line · session 2026-10-07	241 yds	213 yds	~2:1 (0.5 s / 0.25-0.3 s)	head drops ~5 in and moves ~2 in toward the ball; quick transition; finish excellent	Open
3	Oct 8, 2026	4-Iron #1	Mariners Point Golf Center, Foster City, CA down-the-line · session 2026-10-07	183 yds	167 yds	~1.9:1 (0.50 s / 0.27 s)	same head dip and ~2:1 transition as the driver; launch too high for a 4-iron	Open
4	Oct 10, 2026	Driver #2	Crystal Springs Golf Course, Burlingame, CA face-on, elevated · session 2026-09-19 (file date)	no ball data	—	~2:1 (0.60 s / 0.33 s)	head moves ~5-7 in toward target by impact; hips only ~3 in; spine tilt ~12° at address → ~0° at impact; finish excellent	Open
5	Oct 10, 2026	5-Iron #1	Mariners Point Golf Center, Foster City, CA down-the-line · session 2026-10-02	169 yds	159 yds	~1.9:1 (0.53 s / 0.28 s)	launch high (19°), landing 40°, 10 yds roll; head drops ~3 in; high-hands top; finish excellent	Open
6	Oct 10, 2026	Pitching Wedge #1	Crystal Springs Golf Course, Burlingame, CA face-on, elevated · session 2026-09-19	no ball data	—	~2.2:1 (0.63 s / 0.28 s)	clean ball-first contact; ball forward of centre (~3/4 toward lead foot); hands only level with ball at impact; head ~3 in toward target; high-hands top; finish excellent	Open

5 Best patterns across reports - Check out your Best Scores.

André, here is everything your swings have told us so far, put side by side. Distance, accuracy, launch and contact from every club with ball data, so you can see where your game is already at its best.

Your personal bests

🏌️

241 ydsLongest shot

Driver · 213 yds carry

⚡

129 mphFastest ball

Driver

🎯

11 ftStraightest shot

6-Iron · only 3% of carry off line

💥

1.38Purest contact

5-Iron · smash factor (ball ÷ club speed), 100% of ideal

Where it all comes together

Each club gets three simple scores out of 100: Accuracy (how little the ball curves), Launch (how close it starts to the ideal window for that club) and Contact (how much ball speed you get from your club speed). Balance is their average, the point where distance stops costing you control.

Club	Accuracy	Launch	Contact	Balance
5-Iron	58 curve 20 ft · 4% of carry	70 19° · window 13–16°	98 smash 1.38	75
Driver	41 curve 38 ft · 6% of carry	90 16° · window 12–15°	93 smash 1.47	74
6-Iron	74 curve 11 ft · 3% of carry	40 23° · window 14–17°	88 smash 1.36	67
4-Iron	22 curve 39 ft · 8% of carry	50 20° · window 12–15°	98 smash 1.38	57

⭐ Your sweet spot: the 5-Iron and the Driver

This is where your distance, accuracy and contact meet best right now:

5-Iron (169 yds total): pure contact, launch close to the ideal window, a well-controlled curve
Driver (241 yds total): your longest club, solid contact, launch right next to the ideal window

Trust these clubs when you need a confident, reliable shot, and use them as the feel to copy with the others.

💡 What the numbers are telling you

Your contact is a real strength. Ball speed versus club speed sits close to the ideal on every club measured. You hit the ball solidly.
Your easiest win is a lower launch. 6-Iron 23°, 5-Iron 19°, 4-Iron 20°, Driver 16° all start above their ideal window. Bringing them down (a little more forward shaft lean at impact) turns height into distance and tames the curve.
Accuracy fades as the club gets longer. Your straightest shot is the 6-Iron, your shortest club measured. The longer clubs are where control slips first, which is very normal and very fixable.
Habits in every report: tempo close to 2:1 (the tour benchmark is 3:1) and a balanced, held finish every time. Keep that finish; it's yours.

Based on 4 clubs with ball data (reports without ball data still count toward progress, but not here). The picture gets sharper with every new report.