CADDENT GOLF Scorecard Book and Golf Stats Book (2-Pack) - Golf Log Book - USGA Golf Score Book - New Golf Score Card for 2023 - Vintage Black Soft Cover - Golf Round Log Book Proudly Made in USA

Perfect tracking tool

Product is of good quality and easy to follow data tracking. It’s great for when I play solo but during group play it takes up to much time to fill out all fields. Definitely a good training guid for beginners, though I tend to lean towards some of the newer apps to track and compile my data.

This card is great for keeping track of your score and your skills. It is a vert inexpensive way of staying on track with your game.

Keeping a detailed score card is what this is for -Front 9 holes on 1 page, back 9 holes on the second page -Each hole you can write down the following stats:PAR, HANDICAP, CLUB off the TEE, Drive Distance, Fairway, CIR, Total Putts, Penalties Score, and Net.The reason for my headline is - there have got to be apps for this today. Years ago I had a watch that would keep my stroke count while playing a round of golf - but this takes detail record keeping to a whole new level.I know of a few folks who might actually like this very much.Most of the time when I play a round of golf the scorecard ends up in the trash, but in this case - it's a book - which is a plus - much more likely to not end up as trash in this book format.It is just pretty much card stock with a slightly thicker cover - stapled together - so in all practicality it may end up getting worn around the edges and maybe even tearing apart since it's only stapled at the spine.It has a lot of options for details but I don't think this will last long out on the course if you are a walker. maybe if you keep it in the cart and it doesn't tumble out - (some people's driving).

The scorebook is good in almost every single aspect and I would love it and purchase it again except for one nuance which for me is quite bothersome. When your looking at the open book the 2 pages (top and bottom) are set up for 18 holes (a normal round) which is great. The problem is that the bottom page is numberer from 1 to 9 rather than from 10 to 18 (set up as 2 - 9 hole rounds rather than 1 - 18 hole round). I realize that this is a bit nit picky, for me it's annoying. It would probably be my go to book except for this. As it is I'd be unlikely to buy it again. If this doesn't bother you, then I'd go as far as to recommend the book to you, it's just not for me.