Formats & Design Styles
Custom Golf Scorecard Portfolio
The question a head pro or a GM actually asks is what our cards look like at their level. Here they are, open one and read the whole grid at full size: holes, pars, distances, totals. Our own demo layouts, drawn by Pars and Paper, the golf scorecard brand of MCI Printing, a St. Louis print shop founded in 1984.
Scorecards run $0.36-$1.85 per card depending on stock and quantity, from a 250-card minimum. Free proof before anything runs.
Why you won't see customer courses here
We keep our customers' work private. When a club or a members-only event prints with us, we don't publish, showcase, or sell that design, so every card on this page is one of our own, built on the demo course we keep for exactly this purpose. They are renders, not photographs of printed paper: our own layout engine drawing our own demo data, on the presets your card would be built from. Your scorecard stays yours.
Heritage Parkland
A data-dense portrait club card in classic green. All eighteen holes run down one grid, each player gets a slanted name field over a column wide enough to write in, and par sits in a solid band beside the scores. Handicap and net lines close it out under the total.
- Portrait layout
- Slanted name fields
- Four tee sets
- Serif type
Country Club
The formal end of the range, portrait, navy, serif. Built for a private club that wants the card to read the way the clubhouse does.
- Portrait layout
- Formal serif type
- Private-club styling
Classic Resort
Warm earth tones and clean sans-serif type across a single landscape grid. Every hole, four tees, and the stroke index on one readable spread.
- Landscape layout
- All 18 holes on one grid
- Four tee sets
- Stroke index row
Coastal Links
A teal-and-aqua seaside palette on the same wide grid. Reads clearly in flat light, which is what a links card spends its life in.
- Landscape layout
- High-contrast grid
- Four tee sets
Vintage Duotone
A sepia palette laid over a warm cream ground, set in an old-world serif. The keepsake end of the range, the card a guest puts in a jacket pocket instead of the cart bin.
- Sepia palette
- Landscape layout
- Four tee sets
Championship Prestige
Charcoal and gold with bold condensed headers. Built to hold up as the card of record for a club championship or an invitational.
- Landscape layout
- Condensed display type
- Gold accent row
Disc Golf
Par and distance in feet, no tee-color columns, any hole count. The same press and the same stock as the golf cards.
- Distances in feet
- No tee-color columns
- Any hole count
Nassau
A standard card with a front-nine, back-nine, and overall block underneath, so the match settles on the card instead of in the parking lot.
- Front / back / overall block
- Press column
- Full 18-hole grid above
Match Play
The standard grid with a running holes up/down line, for a club championship bracket or a member-guest played at match.
- Running up/down line
- Bracket-ready
- Full 18-hole grid
Skins
Per-hole skins and carry lines printed right on the card, so an outing field can track its own money game without a second sheet.
- Per-hole skins line
- Carry tracking
- Outing-ready
We print this format. We don't have a sample of our own to show yet, so there's no picture here rather than a picture of something else.
Daily Green Diagrams
Green diagrams with the day's hole location marked, at the level of detail that fits how you run the day, a simple quadrant grid for daily play, or full contour detail for a championship.
- Quadrant grid, green diagram, or contour detail
- 1,000-sheet minimum for daily play
- Template stays on file for reorders
We print this format. We don't have a sample of our own to show yet, so there's no picture here rather than a picture of something else.
Complete Course Package
Scorecards, a yardage book, and pin sheets drawn as one set and boxed together, for a resort or a facility running more than one course under a single brand.
- Scorecards, yardage book, pin sheets
- One design system
- Multi-course facilities
Our Design Process
Four steps from the card you have now to the one that ships. No meetings, no back-and-forth about file formats.
Send Us What You Have
A current card, a PDF from your last printer, a photo of the one in the pro shop drawer. We work from whatever you've got, you don't need print-ready files.
We Draw It Up
We set your logo, hole data, and local rules into a layout built for your course. Renovation changed the yardages? Send the new numbers and we redraw the grid.
You Read the Proof
A digital proof comes back for review. Check the yardages, the stroke index, the sponsor placements. Revisions are part of the job, not a change order.
We Print and Ship
Once you approve the proof, production ships within 3 business days; shipping time is additional. You get a ship date, not a guess.
See Your Course on One of These
Send us the card you hand out today, a PDF, an old file, or a photo of one from the pro shop. We'll set your course into the layout you picked and send back a free digital proof.
Not sure which one yet? The scorecard designs above are drawn on our presets, and the scorecard template gallery is where you browse them one at a time and start a quote from the one you want.