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What is Green in Regulation (GIR)?

Green in Regulation (GIR) is a key golf statistic that measures how often a player reaches the putting green in the expected number of strokes based on par. To achieve a GIR, you must get the ball onto the green in par minus two strokes—meaning one shot on a par 3, two shots on a par 4, and three shots on a par 5. The idea is that reaching the green in regulation leaves you with at least two putts for par. GIR is widely used by amateur and professional golfers to track ball-striking performance because consistently hitting greens increases birdie opportunities and significantly improves scoring potential. Players on major tours such as the PGA Tour closely monitor GIR percentages as a benchmark for approach shot accuracy and overall consistency.