Free golf tool
Stableford Calculator
Tally Stableford points hole by hole and for the full round. Set par, the strokes you receive, and your score for each hole. No signup, no ads.
Stableford rewards consistency. Because a blow-up hole just scores zero instead of a big number, it keeps everyone in the round and is a favorite format for societies and member events.
Points = 2 − (net − par), floored at 0
Common questions
How does Stableford scoring work?
You earn points based on your net score on each hole: double bogey or worse = 0, bogey = 1, par = 2, birdie = 3, eagle = 4, albatross = 5. The most points wins, so a bad hole costs you a few points instead of wrecking your card.
What is the Stableford points formula?
Points = 2 − (net − par), with a floor of 0. Net score is your gross score minus the handicap strokes you receive on the hole.
What is a good Stableford score?
Playing to your handicap returns about 36 points over 18 holes. Anything above 36 means you beat your handicap that day.
What is Modified Stableford?
A pro variant (used at events like the Barracuda Championship) that rewards aggressive play with bigger swings: eagles and birdies are worth more, and bogeys or worse lose points.
In the app
Skins Golf scores Stableford for you
Run a Stableford event or side game and Skins Golf computes points live, applies handicap allowances, and keeps the leaderboard updated every hole.