The aim of this research is to evaluate the situational efficiency of goalkeepers in a way that the goalkeepers rate themselves individual elements of the goalkeeper's game through a survey based on their many years of experience. The emphasis is on evaluating the goalkeeper's saves according to the criterion of the difficulty of the saves from different playing positions and from different situations. But there are also questions about different situations during the game, playing with a less player, setting up a goalkeeper, "a view from the goalkeeper's angle". All differences obtained will be compared by gender. The sample consists of 30 goalkeepers, aged 18-45, of which 15 are male and 15 are female. For the needs of the research, a survey questionnaire of seven tasks was used, on the basis of which 19 variables were obtained, divided into 4 areas of the goalkeeper's game. The results show that the evaluation of goalkeepers by gender does not differ in all situations in the game. The biggest difference can be seen in the difficulty of saves from the 9-meter line. The male goalkeepers added an average score of 5.4 to this variable, while the female gave an average score of 4.2. This can be related to the fact that in men's handball the shots are much stronger and faster, that is, how it is harder for male goalkeepers to save such shots given the strength of the blow.