In addition to all the excellent advice and suggestions ZerO has given, if there's one single additional piece of advice I can give it's this.
Don't make the same mistake we see a lot, and that's having your data records in non normalised regular tables/ranges or spread around the workbook.

You mention picking up one of 5 different templates for any user input and then apparently creating separate score sheets and that worries me. I'm assuming that at some stage you will want to derive various statistics from all your users inputs so it's vital that you create a normalised regular 2 dimensional table of data where unique data fields are in the first row as column labels and each row is a unique instance of a record.

And by unique data field that does not mean that column labels would be say Round1, Round2...Roundn..etc. You would have a column label for 'Round' and each record underneath in that column would contain a reference to the round, i.e. 1, 2...n etc.

It would be useful if you could upload the templates you are planning to use and examples of the data therein so that we can offer further advice. I feel at the moment that you're starting at the wrong end with worrying about how to display the templates.

The first thing to decide IMO is how and where the data should be held and what information or statistics you might eventually want to show, (i.e. try to future proof it), and only then how best to capture that data - which may indeed be from one of 5 templates but equally there may be a more efficient way.