The wife lost my Scotland scorecards

So in 2018, for my birthday the wifey took me to Scotland. I played Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart, The Old Course, and the Jubilee and then went to the Open on Saturday and Sunday. I know, she's a great wife.

However, she was putting together a shadowbox and I gave her all my pin sheets, yardage books and scorecards. She put a few things in the shadowbox thinking I would want to keep the scorecards and yardage books separate, which of course I did. Unfortunately the scorecards and books have disappeared. We have torn the house upside down and inside out looking for them and I am out of options at this point.

Are there any kind souls that either have scorecards or yardage books from these places, or are going and can bring home some extras? I will pay for shipping and anything not extraordinary for the cards themselves. I do not plan on going back over to Scotland for at least 2 or 3 years(thinking of a guys trip in 22). I am trying to put together my golf room (man cave) and yes all my flags are hung and some of my scorecards East Lake, Honors Club, Peachtree, Kiawah, Shadow Creek and Harbor Town, but I am missing those cards to complete the room.

Please, please, please tell me some kind soul can help me out here.

Can you contact the courses directly and see if they will help you?

I doubt the courses could do anything about his wife! ?

Lol.

Guess you gotta go back and play em all again. Darn.

I was almost positive this was a long shot, but once again the GolfWRX community shows it's true colors. I have two great gentlemen offer to help already.

I guess the pay it forward from the trip worked. I had a WRX'er contact me about my trip that summer, and I was lucky enough that my AirBnB hosts were members at St. Andrews and had gotten me on. We had an opening and it allowed a WRX member I had never met before to get out and play the Old course with me, for only 80 pounds too. We had such a good time we played the Jubilee the next day while our wives went on a hike down the coast from St. Andrews.

Let us know if your new wife is more careful

I have my Stuart and Dornoch bag tags still.

They're in your house . Keep looking. take your time, breathe. They will turn up.

I can help if I ever manage to get back to Scotland in May! supposed to be home for the month to golf, I have some of the things you are wanting in my golf drawers at home.

I would take any nice Wrx'er from here at RAGC if I was home. Love chatting to all the random folk on the putting green.

I have a line on some things from a couple of different sources right now, nothing is set in stone yet though. I met a WRX'er because of my trip to Scotland back in 2018. He saw the info about my trip and messaged me to get info as his wife had surprised him with a work trip she had over there with St. Andrews Uni. Well, luckily due to my staying in an AirBnB with two members there they were able to get me on, and once I called them they added a WRX'er I had never met before.

We played the Old and Jubilee, his wife and my wife hit it off so well that while he and I played the Jubilee our wives went for a 4-5 hour hike down the coast. We had dinner a couple of times, and are friends on Facebook, we had planned on going up to Raleigh from Atlanta until they moved to New Hampshire about a year ago, but we still stay in touch.

Funny that I live in Atlanta, and have only played one round with a fellow WRX'er, at least one set up on here. A member at my former club and a guy I got to join are both WRX'ers so they don't really count.

on remember has really helped me with info etc in Houston, he even gave me about 5 golf club boxes when I was doing a purge of golf clubs.

Be nice to people and they will be nice to you.

I know a good divorce attorney ;)

Sorted, even have a clear Dornoch scorecard :-) When you've given up the search around the house, just let me know!

If you Still need an Old Course scorecard and yardage book, you can purchase them online. On their shopping page. I think they were about a half pound apiece, if that’s the correct of putting it. As I recall, the starter was pretty stingy with the scorecards.