Golf Scorecard
Built by Johnny Alto · free, no sign-up · updated July 26, 2026
Print a clean golf scorecard for a casual round. Choose nine or eighteen holes and how many players, and it builds a card with a hole row, a par row to fill in, and a row per player with an out, in, and total column.
Print at 100% (landscape is best for 18 holes). Fill the par row, then each player writes their strokes per hole. Out is holes 1 to 9, In is 10 to 18.
Reading a golf scorecard
A scorecard runs the holes across the top, usually with the par for each hole in its own row so you can see the target at a glance. Each player has a row where they write their strokes on each hole. The Out column totals the front nine (holes 1 to 9) and the In column totals the back nine (holes 10 to 18), and the two add up to your total for the round.
For casual play you just fill in strokes and add them up, but the same layout supports net scoring: subtract your handicap strokes to compare fairly against players of different skill. This card keeps it simple with a par row and one line per player.
Printing it
Choose nine or eighteen holes and your player count, then print at 100 percent. Landscape orientation works best for a full eighteen so the columns stay readable. Fill in the par row from the course before you tee off.
Frequently asked questions
What do Out and In mean on a golf scorecard?
Out is the total for the front nine (holes 1 to 9) and In is the total for the back nine (holes 10 to 18). Added together they give your total score for the round.
Can I use this for a 9-hole round?
Yes, choose 9 holes and the card drops to a single nine with an Out and Total column.
How many players fit on one card?
Up to four players, one row each, plus the par row. Print a second card for a larger group.
How should I print it?
Print at 100 percent, and use landscape for eighteen holes so all the columns stay wide enough to write in.
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