Our design process is fast and straightforward. We’ll discuss your wishes and then create and email you a PDF proof. If we get it perfect the first time, great. If not, you’ll share your thoughts, and we’ll make the necessary adjustments until you say it is perfect. The design process seldom takes more than a couple of days to accomplish. Learn more about our design process.
Center Fold
This is the most common type of folding for golf scorecards. The scorecard is folded in half down the center of the page, so that the front cover and the back cover are facing each other. When the scorecard is opened, it reveals two facing pages with the scorecard information printed on both sides.
Reverse Fold
In this type of folding, the score card is folded unevenly, with the back grid over he front grid when folded. When the scorecard is opened, the front nine are to the left and the rules page is on the right. This type of reverse folding also allows for a die-cut window to see the score from the out scores.
Trifold
In a trifold, the score card is folded twice, so that it creates three equal-sized panels. The front cover folds inwards first, followed by the back cover, so that they meet in the middle of the scorecard. When the scorecard is opened, it reveals three facing pages with the scorecard information printed on both sides. This type of folding is used for score cards with 27, 36 or 54 holes, and also for score cards with maps of the course.
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