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Golf Scoring

Keeping score, reading a scorecard, and understanding par, birdies, and handicaps.

How to Keep Score in Golf: A Simple Guide for Weekend Chasers

July 28, 2026 by Gurdy
Golfer in a cap and white polo marking a scorecard beside his clubs on the course, with the title "How to Keep Score" and the Birdie Chaser Golf logo and mascot

Everything you need to know about reading a golf scorecard before your next round. How stroke play scoring works Every round of golf starts with one rule: count your strokes. Every swing and every penalty counts. The goal is to finish with the lowest total. Each hole has a par, which is the number of …

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Categories Gurdy's Style Tags Beginner Golf, Golf Scoring, Golf Terms

How to Read a Golf Scorecard Without Looking Like You’re Guessing

July 27, 2026July 2, 2026 by Gurdy
A golfer's gloved hand holding a golf scorecard on a cart

Gurdy here. You know that little card they hand you at the first tee? It’s got more rows and tiny boxes than seems fair for a game about knocking a ball into a hole. I’ve watched plenty of golfers flip it over, go quiet, and pray nobody asks them to keep score. So let me …

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Categories Gurdy's Golf Tips Tags Beginner Golf, Golf Scoring, Golf Terms

What Is a Birdie in Golf? Definition and Scoring

July 27, 2026May 29, 2026 by Gurdy
A golfer seen from behind with arms raised in celebration on a golf course green, wearing the Birdie Chaser Hat #3 in black with orange brim

A birdie is one of the best feelings in golf. Here’s what the term means, where it came from, and how to start making more of them. What Is a Birdie in Golf? A birdie in golf means completing a hole in one stroke fewer than par. On a par-4 hole, that means finishing in …

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Categories Gurdy's Golf Tips Tags Beginner Golf, Golf Scoring, Golf Terms

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