FREE Golf (Card Game) & Play Nine Scoresheet PDF

This free printable golf card game scoresheet gives you a clean way to track Play Nine scores when you run out of the sheets that came in the box.

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This printable scorecard works as a simple golf card game score sheet and score keeper for Play Nine.

It tracks up to six players across 18 holes/rounds, with subtotal spaces and a final total. You can print one page and get two scorecards. If you want more templates like this, check the Scoresheets & Templates category.

What’s Included:

• File Format: PDF & editable template
• Page Size: 8.5″ x 11″ (standard letter)
• Orientation: Portrait
• File Name: Printable-Golf-Card-Game-Scoresheet.pdf
• Print Settings: Two scoresheets per page for easy printing

Features:

• Tracks up to 6 players on one sheet
• 18 holes/rounds layout for longer games
• Subtotal sections so adding stays simple
• Final total box so you can spot the winner fast
• Two scoresheets per page to save paper
• Works as a Play Nine replacement scorecard for game night
• Easy to use with pencil (and easy to erase)
• Fits right in with other printables in Games & Activities

Basic Rules of Golf (Play Nine)

• Each player starts with 9 cards face down.
• Players take turns drawing and discarding to improve their hand.
• The goal is to have the lowest total score after 9 rounds.
• Pairs or sets of matching cards can reduce points.
• After 9 rounds, players total their scores—the lowest wins!

Ideal For:

This printable scoresheet is great for:

• ✔️ Families who enjoy game nights
• ✔️ Card game lovers who frequently play Golf (Play Nine)
• ✔️ Teachers looking for a fun, classroom-friendly math game
• ✔️ Campers or travelers who want an easy-to-pack game setup
• ✔️ Anyone who prefers a structured way to track scores

How to Use Score Card:

• Print on standard letter paper (8.5 x 11)
• Cut the page in half so you have two scorecards
• Write player names at the top before you deal
• Record scores after each hole/round
• Add subtotals as you go to avoid end-of-game confusion
• Add the final total after the last round
• Optional: laminate one and use a dry-erase marker for a reusable score sheet

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Print a couple now, and you’ll always have a Play Nine scorecard ready for the next round. If you want another easy table activity, add Thanksgiving Kids Activity Placemats to your stash.