These courses have historically predicted performance at this week's venue. A higher Signal Score means the correlation is stronger and more consistent across years. Scores are built from the 150 days preceding the event date, so they capture recent form at analogous venues — not all-time history.

Each player's lead-in score measures how much they've been outperforming their own baseline at courses that historically predict this week's venue. A higher Z-score means stronger relative form — the bar fill scales to the field leader. Per-skill columns show which components are driving each player's score.