ForeQueen 7-Bead Crystal Golf Stroke Counter

Keep your score close—and your golf bag cuter.

The ForeQueen 7-Bead Crystal Golf Stroke Counter is a stylish little course essential designed to clip onto your golf bag, skirt, belt loop, or key ring. Move one bead at a time as you track your strokes, then reset for the next hole.

With sparkling faceted beads, polished hardware, and a stitched strap, it turns a practical golf accessory into part of your outfit.

Why You’ll Love It

• Tracks up to 7 strokes with easy-to-see sliding beads
• Clips onto your golf bag, skirt, belt loop, or key ring
• Lightweight, reusable, and battery-free
• A chic golf gift for women, leagues, tournaments, and golf besties
• Available in two polished ForeQueen colorways

How to Use

1. Clip it onto your golf bag or outfit.

2. Slide one bead after every stroke.

3. Reset the beads before the next hole.

Details

• 1 clip-on golf stroke counter
• 7 faceted crystal-style beads
• Secure lobster clasp
• Stitched strap and decorative metal hardware
• Compact, lightweight design
• Designed for score tracking and golf-bag styling

Color Variations

• Gold Crystal — Ivory Strap
• Blush Pink Crystal — Ivory Strap

Perfect For

Golf rounds, golf trips, women’s leagues, tournament gifts, golf cart accessories, and stylish golf bags.

The Stories Behind the Beads

Gold Crystal — The Lucky Seven

She doesn't believe in luck. She believes in gold.

She almost didn't sign up for the club championship. First tee, hands shaking, a gallery of women who all seemed to belong there more than she did. Her mother had clipped the gold counter to her bag that morning — "Seven beads, baby. One for every stroke. So you never lose count of what you're capable of."

She didn't win a trophy that day. She did something better: she kept count, bead by bead, breath by breath, all the way to a personal best on 18. The gold beads caught the last of the sunlight as she slid the final one home.

Now she won't play a round that matters without them. Not superstition — a ritual.

Gold Crystal — for the rounds that matter.

Blush Pink Crystal — Her First 18

Seven little beads between her and her first full round.

For a whole season, she quit at hole 9. Nine felt safe. Eighteen felt like it belonged to "real golfers" — the ones with the apps, the scorecards, the quiet confidence she hadn't grown into yet.

The blush pink beads changed the math. Not a scorecard. Not an app. Just one bead per stroke, pretty enough that counting felt like a game she was allowed to win. Hole 12. Hole 15. Hole 17 — hands a little shaky, the good kind.

When she slid the last bead on 18, she didn't just finish a round. She clipped the counter back onto her bag like a medal.

Blush Pink — your first 18 deserves a souvenir.

The One Every Group Chat Knows — Hole Seven

By hole 7, nobody knew the score.

It was the perfect Saturday foursome — until it wasn't. One phone died in the cart. The other was at 4%. The paper scorecard made it exactly as far as the water hazard on 6, which is to say: it did not make it.

By the 7th tee there were four golfers and three different versions of the truth. Then Mia unclipped the little crystal counter from her bag and held it up. Seven beads. Every stroke, counted. No battery. No app. No debate. "Relax," she said. "I've been counting."

Some golfers carry a lucky charm. She carries the score.