— Enter a round · the Rules Card

Seven numbers a hole.

Full shot entry types three values on every stroke — club, end lie, leave — plus a greenside location on each approach. On a 72-stroke round that is 216 typed values, and it exists because a tournament round deserves that resolution. This is the other door: seven a hole — five on a par 3, where there is no tee club to grade and no fairway to hit — and it still grades four of the five non-negotiables, the approach ladder and The Check.

216
Shot entry
Rules Card
4 / 5
Rules graded
10
Ladder bands
0% · 0 of values · 0/18 holes
— The card

One row a hole.

Par and the approach band fill themselves. Tee club is skipped on a par 3, because there is no fairway to hit — the rules know that, so the card does too.

Units
Wedge ceiling The ceiling is the player’s PW carry, read off their club table. Switching units clears it — a metric player’s ceiling is never converted from a yard figure.
Hole
Par
ScoreTee clubFairwayApproach
(yd)
GreenGreenside
shots
Putts
Enter all seven on at least nine holes and the grade goes live. Partial rounds grade what they can — a rule with no opportunity reads NO OPPORTUNITY, never a pass.