Free printable golf tools
Distance cards, wedge matrices, putting pace, course strategy and more — built for real rounds. Print them, fold them into your bag, and make smarter decisions on every hole.
Structured planners turn an aimless bucket of balls into a session that actually transfers to the course.
Know your real numbers and your smart play before you stand over the ball — fewer blow-up holes, lower cards.
Log your patterns and review every round, so your practice targets the shots that are actually costing you.
Decades of shot data show most amateurs lose strokes in the same few places. Every card is built to attack exactly those gaps.
of the difference between a 90 and an 80 golfer comes from shots outside 100 yards — approach play and driving, not putting. Know your numbers, pick smarter targets.
shots a 25-handicapper can save every round just by eliminating three-putts. Lag control is a skill you can train.
of amateurs' missed putts from beyond five feet finish short. It's pace, not line, that costs you the most.
shorter than your best-ever drive is your typical drive. Play your real stock numbers, not your Sunday best.
These cards put the right number and the smart play in your pocket — free, on a single sheet, built around the things that actually lower scores. Grab your cards →
Sources: Mark Broadie, Every Shot Counts; Shot Scope performance data.
Each download prints two identical copies on one A4 sheet — cut down the centre for two pocket-scorecard-sized cards to keep or share. Print at 100%, fill in your own clubs. No account, no email required. Prefer to fill one in on screen? Build a distance card or wedge matrix with your own numbers.
New to these? Read the guides on how to measure your carry distances and how to build a wedge gapping chart.
East Lane Golf Club is a community of golfers who believe the game is best enjoyed when you play it smart. These tools are part of how we help our members and visitors get more out of every round — whether you're chasing your first par or shaving strokes off a single-figure handicap.
This is just the beginning. Phase 1 is a simple set of printable cards; over time we'll grow this into a fuller set of digital tools for the East Lane community.
A golf distance card is a quick reference of how far you hit each club. You record your average carry and total distance per club, so you can pick the right club with confidence on the course. East Lane's printable distance card is free and scorecard-sized — you fill in your own clubs.
Yes. Every tool on the site — 26 printable cards covering distances, scoring, practice, strategy and the rules — is free to download as a PDF, with no account or sign-up required.
Each download puts two identical copies on one A4 sheet, each about 100 × 150 mm — normal golf scorecard size. Print at 100% (“Actual size”, no scaling), cut down the centre, then trim the borders. Two cards to keep or share.
A wedge matrix records your carry distance for each wedge at three swing lengths — half, three-quarter and full. It gives you a reliable distance for almost any number inside 120 yards. You fill in your own wedges on East Lane's printable card.
Aim at the widest safe target, lay up to a full wedge number on long holes, play to the centre of the green rather than tucked pins, and take your medicine from trouble. East Lane's course management card summarises the smart play for common situations.
Found a card useful? Spotted something we should add or fix? Tell us — your feedback shapes what we build next for the club.