One trust bar, one plausibility gate, two records you can actually claim — and the reasons a record changes, or never appears at all. The rules behind your board, with the real numbers.

Your Longest Drive is a total — carry plus roll, where the ball finished. What the sim measured, what it modeled, what made that one fly, and where the next thirteen yards live.

Longest Carry is flight only, any club — the number a fitter keeps when the rest goes. Why carry is the half the launch monitor measured, why scoring clubs live on it, and how to move it.

Tour players hit driver and pitching wedge to almost the same height, then land them twelve degrees apart. What apex measures, what it cannot promise, and when height quietly costs you distance.

Ball speed is measured on every swing you take, and it's the number that buys distance: what one more mile an hour is worth, where yours sits against the tour, and which lever is free.

Club speed sets the ceiling on your distance — and it exists only on swings taken with a marked club. Why most shots have no reading, what a Foresight marker does, and what the app shows instead.

A 1.22× wedge and a 1.49× driver are the same achievement. Why loft gives every club its own ceiling, why the Rules of Golf cap the driver's, and why this record is kept per club.

Every bar on your Records ladder is one great swing. The number you club off is a median of your twenty best-struck shots. Confuse them and you are in the front bunker.