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–$1.48 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. Front nine and back nine on separate grids with room to write, elegant serif type, and the totals row a member expects to find at the bottom.
- Portrait layout
- Front / back nine grids
- 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
- 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.