Scorecards

[Har in the Hat]

anyone else keep their scorecards?

I have kept all of mine from day 1

 

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[tommc23]

Wow I've never kept a single one sometimes they don't even last a whole round.

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[GB13]

*raises hand while being a slight bit ashamed*

I have a large tote with all of my scorecards. Over 30 courses and scores from 73-116. 116 was my first 18 hole round. They also serve as stat trackers. I keep track of FIR, GIR, and putts. It has been really neat to see my progress from early scorecards to more recent ones. 

[Kenny B]

So, I asked my wife when she started keeping scorecards.  I never did.  She pulls out 2 boxes of scorecards dating back to 2004 which was the year we started living together.  The first one was our trip to Orlando where we played in a tournament at Grande Pines, then we played at Shingle Creek and ChampionsGate.  Every year since then we would go on a week long business trip in July, and a two week trip in January or February.  We travel to play golf so we have a lot of scorecards!  In October 2015 I retired and we joined our current club for 2016.  She has every scorecard for rounds that we played together for the last 3 years.  We need another box!

[pulledabill]

I only keep memorable courses. On my local traks I dont even use a card as I use sn app to keep it all. 

[cksurfdude]

I do, basically for a memory "refresher" in the future I guess of different places my wife and I have traveled to and played at together.

[MaxEntropy]

Like @pulledabill, I only keep the memorable ones, which are mostly played while traveling - Hawaii, Mexico, Outer Banks, Myrtle Beach, etc. I can't find the card for when I played in Luxembourg this spring, but I still have the receipt.

[SteddyGolf]

I don’t keep the hard cards but I do have the digital cards over the past 200 plus rounds. I approach life through the eyes of a minimalist. Given the fact I’ve moved every two years for the past 30 I try to stay light. I think it’s super cool some of you have kept your hard cards just more stuff means more hassle for me.


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[Charli]

I’m actually jealous you did that. Wish I did that to see where I started. 

[Har in the Hat]

One thing that I am finding is that it is nice to have a scorecard from a course that no longer exists; especially from courses that are being demolished to make way for real estate development.

[Mr. 82]

I collect logo balls. See my thread on it. That is all I collect. The only scorecards I have are from personal low rounds. And at this point, with all my GPS digital tracking of scores and whatnot, I can't even remember the last time I needed a paper scorecard for a round, except for my Tuesday golf league, which is Captains Choice and we turn in a card for our group.

[808nation]

The only ones I have saved was from my career low rounds, 2 rounds in the 70's. Other than that, I mostly collect ball markers.

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[Miboy62]

I save the ones on records I broke for myself, that's about it.

[tony@CIC]

I never saved scorecards and some were destroyed as soon as I got home - maybe even sooner . However, since I play mostly on the same course, up until this year I use to input my score (by hole) into an excel spreadsheet. It was another way for me to better understand how I was doing by hole.  

[PMookie]

I had kept a few years ago, but I only keep score on my phone, so I have no use for them.
I have the 2 from my holes-in-one.


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