ABERDEENSHIRE

Oldmeldrum Golf Club

18 holes · par 70 · Parkland · 6,123 yds

Kirk Brae, Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire

WHITE TEES

Par 70 · 6,123 yds

Course rating
69.7
Slope
118
Hole123456789Out
Yards2615182024152975011514104233,178
Par45344534436
SI10129318171656
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards4661944574402952993101593252,945
Par43444443434
SI1842141513117

YELLOW TEES

Par 70 · 5,683 yds

Course rating
67.6
Slope
115
Hole123456789Out
Yards2604761973682744761413463772,915
Par45344534436
SI10129318171656
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards4301723894252892913071563092,768
Par43444443434
SI1842141513117

RED (L) TEES

Par 71 · 5,244 yds

Course rating
71.0
Slope
126
Hole123456789Out
Yards2054581713502474121343123472,636
Par45344534436
SI16410614717123
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards4301143783952782822881433002,608
Par53444443435
SI8182191351511

ABOUT THIS CARD

Where these numbers come from

Par, yardage and stroke index are the published card for each tee. Stroke index runs 1 to 18 and decides which holes you receive your handicap strokes on — hole 1 on the index is the hardest, not necessarily the longest. How stroke index works.

Course rating is what a scratch golfer is expected to shoot from that tee, and slope describes how much harder it plays for everybody else. Both feed the handicap calculation. How a handicap is calculated.

Playing here? The Caddy scores this card hole by hole, applies the stroke index automatically and gives you the round back as strokes gained.