Free, print-ready scorecards for every clay target discipline — download the PDF, print it at home, and take it to the range. Each sheet is laid out for how that game is actually scored, from the classic 25-bird trap card to a real 8-station skeet round, and none of them cost a thing or need a sign-up.
Prefer to leave the clipboard at home? Every one of these cards also lives in ClayTrack, a free paperless scorekeeper, where the round totals itself and the whole squad scores from their own phones. Print the paper below, or skip it entirely.
Trap
The 25-bird round every trap shooter knows — five stations of five, with station subtotals. Four squads to a page.
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The same 25-bird card, shot from the handicap yardage (20–27 yards). Four squads per page.
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25 birds off the oscillating trap, five stations of five. Four squads per page.
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The International / Olympic 25-target round, five fast targets at each of five stations. Four squads per page.
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25 pairs, 50 targets — two boxes per pair, so every bird is scored on its own.
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Sporting Clays & Five Stand
How to print them
Each scorecard is a single US Letter page, landscape. For a clean grid, print at 100% scale rather than "fit to page", and black-and-white is fine — the cards are designed to stay sharp on a mono printer or a photocopier, so you can run off a stack for the whole squad before a club shoot.
The printable trap scorecard
Trap has a fixed shape and the card mirrors it: 25 birds in five groups of five, one group per station, with a subtotal after each. American Trap, ATA Handicap, Wobble Trap and Bunker Trap all share that 25-target layout; ATA Doubles is the exception at 50 targets (25 pairs), which is why it gets its own sheet instead of being squeezed into 25 boxes. If you'd rather total the round automatically, the same card is a free digital trap scorecard, and you can see exactly how each discipline is scored.
The printable skeet scorecard
A skeet round is 25 targets, but they are not a straight row of boxes — they are spread across eight stations with a high house and a low house, doubles at stations 1, 2, 6 and 7, and a 25th "option" shot. The printable skeet card lays out that real structure so you mark each target where it is actually thrown. There is a matching free digital skeet scorecard too, and our guide covers how skeet scoring works in full.
The printable sporting clays scorecard
Sporting clays is the variable one: every station is different, and a station can throw anywhere from a single up to five pairs. The printable card gives each shooter their own sheet with room for up to 10 targets at each of 18 stations, so it fits a quick 50 or a full 100, with a subtotal per station and a grand total. The same station-by-station scoring is free in the sporting clays scoring app, and new to the game? Start with what sporting clays is.
Or skip the paper entirely
Every card here also lives in ClayTrack — free, paperless, and it totals the round for you while the whole squad scores from their phones. No clipboard, no arithmetic, nothing to lose in the truck.
Frequently asked questions
Are these printable scorecards free?
Yes. Every scorecard here is a free PDF — download it, print it, and take it to the range. There is no sign-up and no watermark. They are made by ClayTrack, a free paperless scorekeeper for clay target shooting.
What paper size are the scorecards, and how should I print them?
Each scorecard is a single US Letter page in landscape. Print at 100% (not "fit to page") so the grid keeps its proportions, and black-and-white is fine — the cards are designed to stay crisp on a mono printer or a photocopier.
Which clay shooting disciplines have a printable scorecard?
All eight ClayTrack supports: American Trap, ATA Handicap, Wobble Trap, Bunker (International) Trap, ATA Doubles, Skeet, Sporting Clays, and Five Stand. Each is laid out for how that discipline is actually scored, not a generic grid.
How many targets does each scorecard hold?
The trap cards, skeet, and five stand are 25 targets. ATA Doubles is 50 (25 pairs). The sporting clays card is a per-shooter sheet with room for up to 10 targets at each of 18 stations, so it fits any course from a quick 50 to a full 100.
Do I have to print them, or can I score on my phone instead?
Either. These PDFs exist for anyone who wants paper. But the same cards live in ClayTrack, free, where the round totals itself and the whole squad scores from their own phones — no clipboard, no arithmetic, and nothing to lose in the truck.