About This Tool
Keeping score in golf is simple once you know the parts of a scorecard: on every hole you write down how many strokes you took, add them up over nine or eighteen holes, and compare the total to par. This free scorekeeper does the adding for you — enter each player's strokes hole by hole and it tracks the running total, the score to par, and the front, back and full-round numbers automatically, so nobody does mental math on the tee.
A standard card has a row for each player and a column for each hole, plus totals for the front nine ("OUT"), back nine ("IN") and the full round. You record your gross strokes on each hole, total the front nine at the turn, then total everything after 18. Your score is measured against par — the strokes an expert is expected to need — so a 90 on a par-72 course is "18 over."
Your gross score is the raw number of strokes you took. Your net score subtracts your handicap strokes, which is how players of different abilities compete fairly. This tool shows gross and to-par live; when the round is done you can send it straight to the handicap calculator.
Golfers mark holes with shapes: a circle around the number is a birdie (one under par) or better, and a square is a bogey (one over) or worse. A plain number is a par. It's a quick visual language that makes a finished card easy to read at a glance.
Everything saves on your own phone, works with no signal on the course, and needs no sign-up. Prefer paper? Grab a printable scorecard in the free downloads.
Yes — completely free, with no account and no sign-up. Your scores are saved locally on your device.
Yes. Load the page before you tee off and it runs fully offline from the first hole to the last — no signal needed.
Yes, up to four players at once, each with their own running gross and to-par totals.
Yes. When you finish, send the round to the free Handicap Index calculator to update your number.
On this device only, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so your round stays private and is waiting when you reopen the page.