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Recent enhancements, polish, and fixes. We update this when something user-facing ships.
Starting a scramble round could leave you in a loop: the scoring board said scoring wasn't live yet and sent you back to team setup, over and over. Team scorecards now open properly on the phone and the web, everyone sees the same live status, and if you go live with the wrong format you can switch it — right up until someone posts a score, after which the round locks so nothing already played gets rewritten.
Your Tee Times list now refreshes as soon as you create one — no more reloading to see it.
Tapping a calendar link on Outlook for iOS now imports the event straight into your calendar instead of landing as a file attachment on a draft email.
On a round's detail screen, the tee time now reads in the trip's time zone instead of your phone's, so it matches the agenda even when you're travelling. The header also labels the round as "R2" to match the rest of the app.
Sharing a group invite from an Android phone dropped the link, leaving the recipient with no way to join. The link now rides in the message so it always comes through.
Send a share link to add a friend directly — no shared trip needed. They tap the link, confirm, and you're connected. Your Friends list now shows who's played with you, who's connected, and invites you're still waiting on.
Long lists of played tee times and past trips now tuck behind a single tap-to-expand row, so your upcoming plans stay on top. Nothing is deleted — your history is one tap away.
Tee times still name themselves from the course and date, but now you can tap the title to write your own — and switch back to the auto name anytime.
Each course on the trip agenda now opens its round details in one tap, and the little chip shows the real day of the week you're playing instead of a round number.
On iPhone, choosing a date or time now takes effect the moment you pick it — no extra "Done" tap. The picker also fills in a sensible starting value as soon as it opens, matching how it already worked on Android.
On several app screens — including the RSVP page a texted invite opens — the on-screen keyboard could hide the field you were typing in. Those screens now lift the field above the keyboard so it stays in view.
On the New Tee Time screen, the Notes field and the Share button now lift above the keyboard, and a Done button dismisses it — no more backing out of the app to close the keyboard.
The shared invite text now carries the course, the weekday and start time, and the RSVP link on their own lines, so friends can say "I'm in" without opening the link. It also no longer sends duplicate link previews in Messages.
Set a location on the course search and every result shows how far away it is, sorted nearest first — so you can tell four same-named clubs apart at a glance.
Creating an account now tells you exactly which field needs fixing — a missing or misspelled email, or a too-short password — right under that field, before you submit.
On a handful of screens — Manage, the leaderboard, side games, groups, sharing, creating a tee time, settle up, and delete account — tapping the back arrow did nothing (only an edge-swipe went back). Every screen now uses the same navy header pill, so tapping back always takes you where you came from.
Every date and time input across the app now shows a friendly label like "Fri, Jul 24" and "9:17 AM" instead of the raw 2026-07-24 / 09:17 — so you can see the weekday at a glance.
With a single start time the form no longer repeats the capacity you just set. Add more start times and it now reads plainly, like "12 spots across 3 start times."
When you pick a course that's already in our system, its tee time now follows the course's own time zone instead of your phone's — so planning a trip from another state shows the right local start time.
A new "?" on the create form explains it at a glance: you manage the tee time, guests RSVP from your shared link with just a name, and to keep score or run side games they can register for free.
When you search for a course, a small ⛳ marks the ones that are real golf courses, and courses we already have a scorecard for show up first — so it's easier to pick the right one at a glance.
When you set a location on the course picker, nearby courses float to the top and each result shows how far away it is.
Opening the app before you sign in now shows a branded welcome that explains what Group Caddie does and lets you create a free account or sign in. Guests answering a texted invite still don't need an account.
The tee-time card no longer suggests you can set one up without an account. Creating a tee time needs a quick sign-in; the people you invite still just tap the link and RSVP — no account, no app.
The tee flip is no longer a step in your setup list — it runs on its own when you go live. We swapped the row for a short note so setup stays focused on the things you actually decide.
Opens the same micro-form sheet