Golf Tools

These are the calculators and planners a golfer actually needs, built the way a coach would build them: the official formula with its source, a result you can share as a link, and no account. The handicap calculator does the World Handicap System arithmetic (differentials, the lowest 8 of 20, Course and Playing Handicap); the distance chart scales tour data to your own driver speed or your 7-iron; the Stableford scorer and the game scorers (Wolf, Nassau, Skins, scramble) keep the card honest in points, never money; the trip planner turns dates and a group into days, a checklist and a packing list.

Each tool explains what it cannot know: the calculator shows the arithmetic before your federation's caps, the chart is an estimate anchored to measured tables, the scorers use the point scheme written on the page. State travels in the link, so a card or a result sent to the group opens exactly as you left it. Where a number needs a source, the source is at the foot of the page with the date it was read.

Where to start

1. 1
   Golf handicap calculator (WHS)

   Your Index from your rounds, then your handicap on the tee you play today.

2. 2
   Golf club distance chart

   Every club from your driver speed, or from how far your 7-iron carries.

3. 3
   Golf games to play with friends

   Which game fits your group, and a free scorer for each.

Quick answers

Do the tools save anything?

No. The state lives in the link you copy; nothing is stored on a server and nobody sees your card unless you send them the link.

Are the formulas official?

The handicap and Stableford arithmetic follows the R&A and USGA rules, cited on each page. The distance chart is a model anchored to TrackMan and Shot Scope tables and says so.

What does Morris add on WhatsApp?

Memory and your real data: your official handicap, your Garmin distances, your strokes gained, and the one thing to work on next, kept from one week to the next.