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Print the rulebook once for the group, and a stack of bet sheets for the season. Standard Letter paper.
Toss them in the cart. Settle every bet by the numbers — no signal and no arguments required.
The printables are the analog version. Every one of these live scorers is free too — load them before you tee off and they work offline from hole 1 through 18.
Print one sheet per game you plan to play. Each card covers a single round, so if the group fancies a Nassau and a round of Skins on the same day, take two sheets out with you. On the first tee, write every player's name across the top before anyone swings — it takes ten seconds and saves a lot of squinting later. Agree the stakes in the same breath and write the number down where everyone can see it: a pound a hole, a fiver on the front nine, or whatever the group settles on. Most money arguments come from a stake nobody actually pinned down, so pin it down first and there is nothing left to argue about.
As you play, mark the points or the holes on each row as they happen rather than trusting your memory to hold eighteen holes' worth of scoring until the turn. A pencil beats a pen — greens get damp and mistakes get rubbed out. When you reach the last green, add up the columns, read the totals off the bottom of the card, and settle straight from those figures. Because the maths is already on the paper, nobody has to relitigate what happened on the 4th while you are loading the boot of the car.
A scorecard is only any use if the columns still line up when it lands in your hand, so it pays to print it properly.
Four games, four sheets — grab the one that matches what you are actually playing: