Built for the nine you actually play
9-Hole Scorecard Printing for Executive & Par-3 Courses
Compact nine-hole layouts, plays-as-18 combo grids, and par-3 formats — designed to match how your course plays. Printed within 3 business days of proof approval. Free proof in 24 hours, no commitment required.
Get Your Free ProofWhy a Purpose-Built 9-Hole Card
A nine-hole course plays differently than eighteen — the scorecard should too
Compact 9-Hole Layouts
A nine-hole grid reads cleaner than a folded-down 18. We lay out the front nine (or back nine) with room for yardages, par, handicap, and a running total — no wasted columns, no cramped boxes.
Plays-as-18 Combo Layouts
Members playing two laps for a full round? We set up front/back tee variations or a two-loop grid so a single card scores all 18. Combo-tee configurations are handled the same way.
Executive & Par-3 Formats
Short-course yardages, big-number par-3 layouts, and academy-friendly designs. Whatever the format, the card matches how your course actually plays.
3-Day Production
Standard orders ship within 3 business days of proof approval.
Scorecards for Every Nine-Hole Format
Executive layout, par-3 short course, or a municipal nine played twice for a full round — we print a card that fits the format.
Executive Courses
Nine-hole executive layouts deserve a card built for the format — not an 18-hole template with half the boxes left blank. Clean yardage columns, par, and handicap in a size that fits a back pocket.
- Front-nine or back-nine grids
- Compact 4″ × 8″ and 5.5″ × 8.5″ sizes
- Running total and net-score columns
- Multi-tee yardage rows
Par-3 & Short Courses
Par-3 and short courses have their own rhythm. We design cards that highlight hole yardages and keep scoring simple, whether it's a nine-hole pitch-and-putt or a full short course.
- Yardage-forward hole layouts
- Simple, legible scoring grid
- Space for a course logo or crest
- Durable stock for range and academy use
Nine-Hole Municipals & Academies
Municipal nines, teaching facilities, and academy courses print in volume and reorder often. Bulk pricing keeps per-card cost low, and a saved proof makes the next run a one-click reorder.
- Volume pricing for larger runs
- Consistent branding across seasons
- Reorder from an approved proof
- Practice-round and academy card options
40+ years of print at our parent company, MCI Printing
Union labor in our St. Louis shop — every order, every time
See your design before you commit — unlimited revisions included
9-Hole Scorecard Printing FAQ
Can you print a 9-hole scorecard that also scores 18?
Yes. Many nine-hole courses are played as two loops for a full round, so we set up front-nine and back-nine tee variations — or a two-loop grid — on a single card. Combo-tee configurations, where players mix tees across the round, are laid out the same way. Tell us how your members play the course and we'll design the grid to match.
What size works best for a 9-hole scorecard?
Nine-hole cards fit comfortably on compact stock because there are fewer columns to lay out. Popular choices are 4″ × 8″ and 5.5″ × 8.5″, which slide into a back pocket or golf bag pouch. Larger sizes are available if you want room for a course map, local rules, or sponsor space.
How many 9-hole scorecards do I need to order?
Orders start at 500 cards, and per-card pricing drops as quantity climbs — the range runs $0.36–$1.48 per card depending on quantity and paper stock. For a nine-hole course that reorders each season, a larger run lowers the per-card cost and gives you a saved proof to reprint from later.
What's included in the price?
Every order includes a free digital proof within 24 hours, unlimited revisions until you approve, and standard shipping, plus a one-time print setup charge itemized on the quote. The only add-ons are paper upgrades or finishing options like round corners or score-fold. Every cost is visible before you approve — no hidden fees.
Get Your 9-Hole Scorecards Started
Send us your course details and how your members play the nine. We'll return a free digital proof in 24 hours — no cost, no obligation.