Free printable golf tools

Practical tools to help you score lower.

30 free, scorecard-sized cards — distance charts, wedge gapping, putting pace, course strategy, mobility and more. Print one, fold it into your bag, and turn your next tricky decision into an easy one. This is a free tools project, not a physical golf club — no membership, no app, nothing to join.

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Aerial view of a golf course with a pond, bunkers and a clubhouse, framed by mature trees.

Every card on this site exists for one moment — standing over the ball, needing to know the number.

East Lane Golf
Why we made these

Lower scores come from better decisions, not just better swings.

Practise with purpose

Structured planners turn an aimless bucket of balls into a session that actually transfers to the course.

Decide in seconds

Know your real numbers and your smart play before you stand over the ball — fewer blow-up holes, lower cards.

Track and improve

Log your patterns and review every round, so your practice targets the shots actually costing you.

Why it works

The numbers don't lie — and they're on your scorecard.

Decades of shot data show most amateurs lose strokes in the same few places. Every card is built to attack exactly those gaps.

~2/3

of the difference between a 90 and an 80 golfer comes from shots outside 100 yards — approach play and driving, not putting.

4+

shots a 25-handicapper can save every round just by eliminating three-putts. Lag control is trainable.

84%

of amateurs' missed putts from beyond five feet finish short. It's pace, not line, that costs the most.

~30 yds

shorter than your best-ever drive is your typical drive. Play your real stock numbers.

Sources: Mark Broadie, Every Shot Counts; Shot Scope performance data.

Four real East Lane Golf cards fanned out on a table: Course Management, Putting Pace, Distance and Wedge Matrix cards, showing the actual printed layout.
Real cards, straight off the printer — no mockups.
Not sure where to start?

Three cards to print first.

If you only try three, make it these — between them they cover your numbers, your short game and your on-course decisions.

On iPhone or iPad, PDFs open in Safari — tap the Share icon, then “Save to Files”, to keep a copy.

Or take the 30-second quiz to find your cards

01Start here

Distance Card

Your stock carry distances, club by club — nothing else on this list works until this does.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
Half the battle is simply knowing your real numbers. Once they're on a card, club choice stops being a guess and becomes a decision.
How to read it
Each row is a club; the two columns show your average carry and your total with roll-out, so you can match the yardage in front of you to a club at a glance.
How to fill it in
Hit 8–10 shots per club on a launch monitor or a measured range, ignore your best and worst, and write down the average carry — the number you actually hit, not the one you dream about.
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Putting Pace Card

Lag putting fixes more three-putts than a better stroke ever will.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
Three-putts are the quickest strokes to win back, and they're almost always about pace, not line. Get your speed right and the hole starts to feel a lot bigger.
How to read it
It gives you distance-control targets — how far past the hole to aim — so the long ones cosy up close instead of dying short.
How to fill it in
Add your own reference strokes from the practice green: how big a stroke sends the ball 10, 20 and 30 feet.
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Course Management Card

Shoot lower without swinging better, just by picking smarter targets.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
You can shave shots off your card without changing your swing at all — just by aiming at smarter targets and dodging the big numbers.
How to read it
It sums up the smart play for the situations you meet most: tee shots, approaches and getting out of trouble.
How to fill it in
A reference card — use it to sanity-check your plan before you pull a club.

New to the cards? Start here.

A friendly two-minute guide to printing them, filling them in, and getting your own real numbers onto the page.

How to use the cards

Prefer to work out your own numbers on screen first? Build a distance card or wedge matrix, then print the result.

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