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Release notes
Recent enhancements, polish, and fixes. We update this when something user-facing ships.
When the app signed in and refreshed its notification setup at the same moment, one of the two could fail and leave the phone registered for nothing — silently, with no sign anything had gone wrong. Registering is now a single, safe step, so notifications turn on the first time.
The Today screen checks in with the server every 30 seconds while a trip is running. It now asks for everything it needs in a handful of requests instead of a few dozen, so the app stays quicker when a whole group is out on the course together.
On a round with more than one cart, the round recap offered a settle button for every cart's side games — but only your cart's captain can declare its winners. Other carts now still show what they owe and who settles it, without a button that couldn't do anything.
On a round played as pairs, the groups section on your phone now says "matchups" — the same word the rest of the screen uses. On a scramble or best-ball round it says "teams". One name for one thing, instead of two.
The rounds screen used to ask the server for each round separately, so a week-long trip with lots of golf was the slowest page in the app. It now loads everything in one go — and it no longer gets slower as you add rounds.
A round's groups now read Group 1 and Group 2 on every screen instead of Group A and Group B in a couple of places, and the team swap sheet shows the names you gave your teams instead of overwriting them with a letter.
Picking a tee box on the round planner now sticks — and the list is the course's real tees instead of a generic four. A round that has the same game unsettled in two groups says which is which, and groups are called the same thing everywhere instead of Group 1 in one place and Group A in another.
Changing a setting saves in the background. If you kept scrolling while that save was in flight, the page used to snap back to where you started. It stays where you put it now.
Editing teams or groups in the round planner no longer needs an Apply changes click — the change saves on its own, like every other setting. If someone else edits the same round at the same time, we reload their version instead of overwriting it.
A match round played as teams of four splitting into two pairs can now be arranged in the app instead of on the web, which also means Vegas can finally be turned on from your phone. Rounds without enough players to make teams now say so up front instead of failing when you save.
Open a round that's underway, on the phone or the web, and you land on a live status line and the field leaderboard, with a link straight to the board. Before, it opened the planning screen as if nobody had teed off.
These two games settle for the whole round rather than hole by hole, so they never fit the scorecard grid and used to show nothing at all. They now get their own totals under the card. Every side game also says whether the captain has settled it yet.
Pick how a skins game pays: every opponent pays the winner a set amount per skin, or everyone antes into a pot the winners split. New games start at $2 a skin.
Opening a round now leads with a single card that answers the obvious questions in plain words — when you tee off, where you're playing, the format, and how it turned out. Anything that still needs doing, like a game nobody has settled or a missing score, says so in a sentence with a button.
Every round you have played now carries its own chips in the rounds list — how far the field is, which games nobody has settled, who won the money, and how many scores are still missing.
Confirming winners hands you back to the round with a quick confirmation, and the settle sheet has a Close button so tapping outside is no longer the only way out.
The scorecard now has a Score / Skins $ / Wolf pts / BBB pts switch. Flip it and the same card re-prices hole by hole in that game — carried-over holes marked, and its own running total. Bingo Bango Bongo points show up this way while you're still playing, too.
Open a completed round on your phone and you get what the web recap shows: what still needs settling, a switch between foursomes, the hole-by-hole card you can flip to skins dollars or Wolf points, the winner, and every game's money.
Captains can now close out Skins, Wolf, Nassau, Vegas and Bingo Bango Bongo right where the money is — the round in the app, and the finished round's recap on the web. The amounts are already worked out from the scorecard: tap the settle chip or the not-settled card, check the numbers and confirm. No detour through the round setup screen.
One line at the top tells you whether the round is wrapped or what still needs doing, with a tap straight to it. Below that: every foursome's scorecard on its own tab, the champion first with the full net list, and the round's money as cards — including a card for a game nobody has settled yet.
The round setup screen fills in each player's cut of the Wolf pot from the points they won, so the captain just checks the numbers and confirms instead of doing the math.
The round recap could list "Skins won" on a round that never had a skins game, which contradicted the money shown on the same screen. The row now appears only when skins was actually set up for that round.
A round with two closest-to-the-pin (or long-drive) bonuses on the same hole could make a row in the scorecard's highlights panel misbehave. Both winners now list cleanly, one row each.
A finished round's money is now a card for each side game: who won, what every player took out or put in, and a footer spelling out the pool math. Games that were set up but never settled say so instead of vanishing, and the whole section now shows up on the round in the app, not just on the web scorecard.
The trip recap's Pot column and pot banner were quietly folding in expense settle-ups, so they disagreed with the pot screen. They count the pot and nothing else now. Before anyone declares the winners the banner reads what's at stake — the buy-in times the number of players in — and the column sits on a dash instead of showing money nobody has won yet.
Opens the same micro-form sheet