The
Memorial Golf Tournament 2012 officially kicks off today in Dublin, Ohio. Held
at Muirfield Village, Jack Nicklaus’ tournament is one the highlights of the
PGA Tour. I won’t be playing in any PGA tournaments any time soon, but I still
like to head out to the greens every now and then and am trying to set up a
golf league at my work. This also lead me to create my latest sports related
Excel template: the golf score and stat tracking sheet. It’s another way to
make golf fun – as frustrating as it can be some times.
So I
thought I would share with all of you my golf scorecard spreadsheet template.
This spreadsheet can help you with your golf scoring. It also doubles as a
template to score a golf league – just copy the first sheet to add more
players. There is even a golf handicap score row included in the spreadsheet to
allow for you to keep track of each player’s handicap on each and every hole –
it doesn’t matter whether you only play nine or go for the full eighteen. You
can keep score either using the traditional golf scoring method or create your
own points system based on a handicap score – the choice is yours!
The
golf card spreadsheet is downloaded as an .xls file. The template is fully
automated – no macros are needed or included with the workbook. There is a
section on the scorecard for tracking a golf player’s stats. Using my COUNTIF
formulas you can see how many eagles, birdies, pars, bogies, and double bogies
you hit on the course. Are there any other stats you can think of that I am
missing?
Download the Golf Score Card Spreadsheet Template from
Google Docs.
Visit our downloads page to see what other sports templates
we have available for download.
How can I save this in *.xls or *.xlsx format?
ReplyDeleteI've uploaded the golf scorecard template to box and can be download as .xls here: https://www.box.com/s/3s864qd2drsi5paxvank
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