GolfingRecord — Golf Scorecard Tracker and Handicap Calculator

Track your golf rounds hole-by-hole, calculate your handicap under the World Handicap System, USGA, or CONGU, and explore a global database of over 15,000 golf course scorecards. Free to use, with optional Premium features for serious golfers.

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Track every round, hole by hole

Enter your strokes, putts, fairways hit, and greens in regulation for each hole. Stableford points are calculated automatically against the course's stroke index and your current playing handicap. Equitable Stroke Control caps your maximum score per hole so a single blow-up doesn't poison your handicap calculation.

Multiple handicap systems supported

GolfingRecord supports the World Handicap System (WHS 2022), the older USGA estimation, and CONGU. Your handicap index is recomputed automatically after each round, using your best recent scores with the appropriate adjustments per system. Switch systems any time without losing history.

Statistics that show your real game

See your scoring trends over time, per-hole averages, front-nine vs back-nine splits, year-on-year comparisons, course-difficulty rankings, and rough strokes-gained against scratch. Filter by date range, course, or friend. Spot the holes you keep losing shots on, and the courses you score best at.

Browse 15,000+ golf courses worldwide

Full scorecards for thousands of golf clubs across the world — par, stroke index, yardages per tee, slope rating, and standard scratch score. Search by name, browse by country, or find courses near you on the map. Open the course database →

Share with friends

Add other golfers as friends to see their rounds, share courses you've created, and compare your scoring side-by-side. Useful for societies, regular fourballs, and family who all play the same home course.

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