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Stableford calculator
Enter your playing handicap, each hole's par and stroke index, and your scores. The calculator gives the strokes you get on each hole and your Stableford points.
Filled in with the Rules of Golf's own example round, played with no handicap strokes: 30 points. Put in your playing handicap and the stroke index from the scorecard, then your own scores. Leave a score blank if you picked up: it scores 0.
How the points work
| Your net score on the hole | Points |
|---|---|
| Two or more over par (net double bogey or worse), or no score | 0 |
| One over par (net bogey) | 1 |
| Net par | 2 |
| One under (net birdie) | 3 |
| Two under (net eagle) | 4 |
| Three under | 5 |
| Four under | 6 |
Your net score is your gross score minus the strokes you receive on that hole. Strokes go to the holes with the lowest stroke index first: with a playing handicap of 12 you get a stroke on stroke index 1 to 12. The full rules, with a worked example, are on the Stableford scoring page.
Printable Stableford card
For the course itself, the printable scorecards include a Stableford card with a points row for each player.