- Holes scored
- Gross strokes
- Versus par
- Net (full round)
Edit par and stroke index (SI) to match your scorecard. Points per hole: net double bogey or worse 0, bogey 1, par 2, birdie 3, eagle 4.
How the Stableford calculator works
You receive handicap strokes on the hardest holes first, using the stroke index. On each hole, points equal 2 plus par plus your strokes received minus your gross score, with a minimum of zero. Add the points for your Stableford total.
New to the format? Read Stableford scoring explained. To work out your playing handicap, use the course handicap calculator.
Stableford calculator FAQ
How does the Stableford calculator work?
Enter your playing handicap, then par, stroke index and your gross score for each hole. It gives points per hole and your total.
How many points is a good round?
About 36 points is playing to your handicap over 18 holes.
What is stroke index?
The hole difficulty ranking from 1 (hardest) to 18 (easiest). It decides where you receive handicap strokes.
Can I use it for part of a round?
Yes. Leave holes blank and the calculator scores only the holes you enter.