Practice isn't progress.
Hours on the range, same score on Sunday. It's not that you're not working — it's that you don't know what to work on.
It's not how much you play. It's
where you lose strokes.
Looking at the final number gives you nothing actionable. You need to measure by category: Off the Tee, Approach, Around the Green, Putting. Approach is usually the leak.
Strokes Gained
Strokes Gained compares every part of your game to a real standard — PGA Tour, NCAA, or your own level — not to last week's score.
Each shot gets a number. Add them up and you see exactly where you're giving shots away.
Once you know Approach is the leak, practice stops being random. The plan has a target.
340+
real drills
Every exercise in your plan comes from a curated library built by real coaches — not generated by AI. What the AI does is analyze your Strokes Gained data and select the drills that target exactly where you're losing shots.
Your game, at a glance
Everything starts here. Your Strokes Gained, your next session, your next round.
Practice the leak
The week starts where you're giving shots away. Drills come from that gap, not a generic plan.
See where you lose shots
Strokes Gained breaks your game into four categories — and shows the real gap.
A plan built for your weakness
Targeted drills from a curated library. Not generic tips — real exercises for real gaps.
Who you're measured against
Last Saturday is not a standard
Beating last week's 82 tells you nothing. Kadu scores every category against PGA Tour, NCAA, and USGA Strokes Gained baselines — the same field the game uses.
- PGA Tour
- NCAA
- USGA
The AI writes your plan
A library of 340+ drills covers every part of the game — off the tee, approach, short game, putting. The AI reads your Strokes Gained and builds the week from that library. Not a template. The work you actually need.
Train like it matters
The plan is written. You just have to show up.