Track your round hole by hole — strokes, putts, fairways, and greens. Works on any device, no app download needed.
| Hole | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Par | 4 | 3 | 5 | 4 |
| Score | 3 | 3 | 6 | — |
Everything a paper scorecard does, plus more — in your pocket
Use your phone on the course, your tablet at home, or your desktop to review. Responsive design adapts to any screen size.
No cell service on the course? No problem. Your scorecard saves locally and works without any internet connection.
Track your solo practice round or score the whole foursome. Each player gets their own color-coded column.
See your running total, putts per round, fairways hit, GIR percentage, and score-to-par — all updated as you play.
Set the par for each hole individually. Your card shows birdies, pars, bogeys, and doubles color-coded at a glance.
Made a mistake? Tap any score to edit it. No erasing or crossing out — just clean, accurate numbers.
From tee box to 19th hole in four easy steps
Enter your name and optional handicap. Add up to 4 players for your group. Playing solo? Just start with one.
Pick 9 or 18 holes, set the default par, and choose which stats to track — putts, fairways, greens in regulation, or all of them.
After each hole, enter your strokes. The scorecard color-codes birdies, pars, and bogeys automatically. Swipe or tap to move to the next hole.
When you finish, see your complete scorecard with front nine, back nine, and total. View stats breakdowns for putts, fairways, and greens.
Improve your game with these quick tips
A standard golf scorecard shows the hole number, par, distance, and your stroke count. The front nine (holes 1–9) and back nine (holes 10–18) are totaled separately, then added for your gross score. Subtract your handicap to get your net score. Color coding helps at a glance: green for under par, white for par, and red for over par.
Your handicap index reflects your scoring potential based on your best rounds. It's calculated from the best 8 of your last 20 scores using the course rating and slope. A lower handicap means a more skilled player. Most recreational golfers carry a handicap between 15 and 25. Tracking every round — including the bad ones — gives you an accurate handicap.
Tracking stats beyond your total score reveals where to focus your practice. Putts per round (PGA average: 29) shows your green-side efficiency. Fairways in regulation (FIR) measures your tee-shot accuracy. Greens in regulation (GIR) — reaching the green in par minus 2 strokes — is the single best predictor of your score.
Albatross (3 under par) is the rarest score in golf. Eagle (2 under) is exceptional. Birdie (1 under) is what every golfer aims for. Par is the expected score for the hole. Bogey (1 over), double bogey (2 over), and triple bogey (3 over) are increasingly common as you move up the handicap range.
The fastest way to drop strokes isn't a new driver — it's course management. Play to the fat part of the green instead of pin-hunting. Use one more club than you think you need. Aim for the center of the fairway, not the edge. And spend 60% of your practice time on shots from 100 yards and in. Most strokes are lost around the green, not off the tee.
Paper scorecards get wet, lost, and crumpled. Digital scorecards auto-save, auto-calculate totals, and track stats paper never could. You'll never have to squint at smudged pencil marks or do mental math on the 18th green. Plus, digital cards give you color-coded feedback hole by hole so you know exactly where your round stands.
Everything you need to know about our golf scorecard
Yes. The scorecard is 100% free for one round at a time with up to 4 players. The free version includes ads. Subscribers get an ad-free experience and the ability to save unlimited round history.
No. You can start using the scorecard immediately without signing up. Your current round is saved in your browser automatically. An account is only needed if you want to save rounds permanently and access them later.
Yes. Once the page loads, everything works offline. Your scores are saved to your device's local storage. It's designed for courses with poor cell coverage.
Up to 4 players — a full foursome. Each player gets their own color-coded column on the scorecard with individual stats tracking.
Yes. You choose a default par during setup (3, 4, or 5), and then you can adjust the par for each hole as you go. Most courses mix par 3s, 4s, and 5s.
Strokes (always tracked), putts per hole, fairways in regulation (FIR), greens in regulation (GIR), and penalties. You choose which stats to track during setup.
The free version keeps your current round saved in your browser. Subscribers can save unlimited round history and review past scorecards anytime.
You can enter each player's handicap during setup. The scorecard tracks your gross score and displays your net score (gross minus handicap) in the summary.