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Golf Card Templates

Free printable golf card templates for junior golf (PGA Jr League, US Kids, AJGA), school teams, club championships, member-guests, and the regular foursome. The Position field handles handicap ("5.4"), tournament title ("Club Champion"), or just "Captain". 2.5″ × 3.5″ trading-card size, 3.5″ × 5″ keepsake.

Golf is the legacy sport — careers measured in decades, foursomes that play together for thirty years, club champions named on the locker-room plaque next to the 1962 winner. The cards live in that long-arc culture. Use them for the junior-golf end-of-season trophy banquet, the club-championship gift, the member-guest pairing card, the regular Saturday foursome's anniversary year, or the kid who just got his first hole-in-one and needs to remember the date.

The Team field works for the club name, the tournament name, or the foursome's nickname ("The Saturday Hackers"). The Position field is freeform — current handicap, tournament title, or a stat ("Low round 67"). PDF generates in the browser; no upload, no account, no watermark.

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Normal Size Golf Card

Standard 2.5″ × 3.5″ trading-card size. Prints 4 identical cards per US Letter sheet — cut out the best one or keep them all.

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Enlarged Golf Card

3.5″ × 5″ — frame-worthy size for keepsakes and gifts. One card per page, centered on US Letter.

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Team Golf Cards

Up to 9 players on one page — add only as many as you need. Each card gets its own photo, name, and details.

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Circle Badge · Normal

A modern alternative to the classic banner — sport icon centered in a circular badge over the photo. 2.5″ × 3.5″, four identical cards per US Letter sheet.

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Circle Badge · Enlarged

The badge design at 3.5″ × 5″, one card per page. Frame-worthy size with the modern emblem layout.

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Circle Badge · Team

Up to 9 players on one page in the badge layout. Same shared team colors, each card with its own photo and player details.

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Split Halves golf card — normal size preview

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Split Halves · Normal

Bold two-tone design — pick a top color and a bottom color. White interior holds the photo and player details. 2.5″ × 3.5″, four identical cards per US Letter sheet.

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Split Halves golf card — enlarged size preview

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Split Halves · Enlarged

The two-tone design at 3.5″ × 5″, one card per page. Frame-worthy size with the bold halves layout.

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Split Halves · Team

Up to 9 players on one page in the two-tone layout. Same shared team halves colors, each card with its own photo and player details.

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Setups by golfer

Cards for every kind of golf life

Golf is played by an unusually wide age range — 7-year-old US Kids tournament players and 87-year-old club seniors play the same sport. The cards adapt:

Junior golfer (US Kids / PGA Jr League / AJGA). Use the Team sheet for the team-stroke-play roster. Position field = age division. Print 9-up at the start of the season for the parents' booklet.
High school team. Team sheet for varsity + JV. Position field = handicap or class year. Hand out the Enlarged for senior night at the conference championship.
Club champion. One Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ for the champion of each flight. Frame, present at the awards dinner. The pro shop posts a sheet with all flight winners on the locker-room wall — the 9-up Team sheet is purpose-built for this.
Member-guest pairing gift. Many member-guest tournaments give each guest a card with their host's name and the tournament year. The card stays on the guest's home-club locker bulletin for the year.
Foursome anniversary. One Enlarged per member of a long-running foursome, with the year established ("Saturday Hackers Since 1998") in the team field. Sign the back. Locker-room wall keepsake.
Hole-in-one print. Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ with the date and course in the position field. Frame next to the witnessed scorecard. The cards become how golfers tell their best stories thirty years later.

Frequently asked questions

Can I include my handicap on the card?

Yes — most golf cards put the handicap in the position field. Either the index ("5.4") or the rounded ("5") works. Some clubs use "Scratch" or "+1" for plus-handicap players. For junior golfers without an established index, write age division ("Boys 12-13", "Girls 14-15").

Are these good for a hole-in-one keepsake?

Yes — popular use case. Print an Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ with the player's photo from the round, the date, the course, and the hole number. Frame it. The card sits in the basement next to the framed scorecard with the witness signatures.

What about for a club championship gift?

Print one Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ for the champion with "Club Champion 2026" in the position field. Some clubs print one per flight winner (Championship Flight, A Flight, B Flight, C Flight, Senior Flight, Super-Senior, Women's Champion). Senior member-guest tournaments use the cards as the player gift.

Will the Normal 2.5″ × 3.5″ fit ?

Yes. Same trading-card / business-card size — four cards per US Letter sheet with cut lines. The Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ keepsake size fits a 4×6 frame and is the most common pick for the gift-giving use cases.

Are these good for a regular foursome's anniversary?

Underrated use case. A foursome that's been playing together for 20+ years prints one Enlarged card per member with the anniversary year, signs them, and keeps a stack at home or in the locker. The Team field works for "The Saturday Hackers Since 1995" or whatever the foursome calls itself.

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A scene from the conference championship

Picture a high school conference golf championship in early June. Each varsity team prints six Enlarged cards — one per player on the lineup — and lays them on the team table at the awards luncheon next to the trophies. The 'Position' field carries the season-low score; the photo is always the player on the tee with the driver mid-backswing.

Last updated: May 6, 2026