Hey Kev,
Not sure if this is a bug or not, but when viewing the development charts you created, if I played only nine holes in a round, the charts will double my stats. For example, my 2/24 score is only nine holes and it shows two birdies for the round. While this would be a sweet, is there a way to accurately chart development when only nine holes are played?

i noticed this too. what i do is only add the courses where i know i played 18 , alternatively i delete the courses where i know i only played 9 and then i'm left with all my scores for 18 holes.

i can then go back and add only the 9 hole courses or alternativly delete all the 18 hole courses and then some kind of statistical comparisons can be made.

even when you are just looking at all your 9 hole scores everything is still doubled but you know that they are so you can still see the relative number of birdies you made persay.

i am not sure what the best solution is to this. it wouldn't be accurate to show 9 hole statistics not doubled either since all of the numbers are per 18 holes. are you proposing to show 19 an 9 hole scores seperately?

I think the solution to this is offering more 'rate' graphs in addition to 'totals' graphs:

1. why not have the option to filter charts by 18- and 9-hole rounds? This way, 'totals' graphs would remain relevant based on the number of holes played and you could eliminate the need to double stats for 9-hole rounds.

2. adding more graphs for 'rate' stats would allow for comparison of all rounds regardless of the number of holes played. For example, instead of having a graph showing total fairways hit, pars made, etc., the graph could instead display fairway %, par %, etc.

Thanks for the great site!

edit: also, as an aside, the 'fairways' graph is not currently doubling its totals for 9-hole rounds while all other stats are.