Starting a round
Choose nine or eighteen holes, add one to four players, name the course if you want, choose the starting hole, and confirm every par. HoleScore does not use a course database or assign official course data.
How it works
The scorecard
in three minutes.
Start with the round. HoleScore keeps the setup short, the controls large, and the math visible.
Entering scores
Use the quick buttons for birdie, par, bogey, or double bogey; use plus and minus for uncommon scores; or enter a whole number from 1 through 19. Mark a pickup when no numeric score is available.
Understanding totals
HoleScore shows gross subtotal, par for scored holes, and score relative to par. Front, back, and final totals appear only when the required holes contain numeric scores. A pickup or blank keeps the result incomplete.
Saving on this device
The active round and up to twenty completed rounds are stored in this browser. Private browsing, browser settings, storage restrictions, clearing site data, or changing devices may remove them. Export a backup when the history matters.
Sharing and exports
Sharing is always user initiated. Use your device share sheet when supported, copy a text summary, print a clean landscape card, export a CSV, or save a versioned JSON backup. HoleScore does not create a public round URL.
Official scoring limit
Casual scorekeeping,
clearly defined.
HoleScore is intended for casual scorekeeping. Players remain responsible for confirming scores and following any rules required by a course, league, event, handicap authority, or tournament.
Start a scorecard