Dispersion
Golf shot dispersion refers to the proximity of a golfer's shots, relative to a given target. Dispersion is a measure of accuracy and consistency, and it includes not only how far from the target shots come to rest, but in which directions (left, right, short and long) those shots are missing. There is a direct correlation between proximity to the hole and scoring, so tightening dispersion will have a significant impact on a golfer's performance.
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