What's new

Search now finds courses anywhere on Earth, not just Finland — 17,000+ across 53 countries. Results are ranked to your location, so nearby courses and your own country come first, and search shrugs off accents (type "ahtari" to find Ähtäri). The map loads courses as you pan.

The Apple Watch app pairs automatically — open the phone app once and you're connected. The hole screen shows live distance to the basket, the pen opens score entry where a swipe takes you straight to the next player, and CTP awards or Random Disc / Throw Style raffles can be recorded right from the tee.

If the handicap rates can't be worked out at setup — a flaky connection, say — you now find out within seconds and can retry or start the round at full rate in one tap, instead of the Start button hanging on “calculating”.

Flip a round to Offline at setup and it stays private to the players in it — no “friend is playing” card, no group-chat post, no spectating, and it's left out of crew stats. It's still saved in full: your history, stats and analytics all count it.

Player names now show as their display name across the app — no more “Someone” placeholders for people you haven't played with. Want a round nobody sees? Use the new Offline round toggle.

Leave the phone in your bag: the new watch app (TestFlight, iPhone app under Settings → Apple Watch to pair) lets you enter every player's hole scores from your wrist and glance at totals, ±par, bet balances with projections, and open and settled bets — all live with the rest of your group. Rounds still start and finish on the phone.

The handicap no longer needs several taps before the multipliers appear — and if your history can't be reached, it says so with a Try again button instead of quietly showing everyone ×1.00. A betting round can't start until the rates are ready, so what you approve is exactly what the round settles on. Pair rows now read who pays first ("Roope pays ×0.56 to Alex"), any two players can agree to play each other at full rate while everyone else keeps their handicap, and a new "How the handicap works" explainer covers what it's for and where the number comes from.

The Quick add chips on the new-round screen used to rearrange themselves a couple of seconds after the screen opened, which meant you could tap the wrong player. They now hold their position — anyone who loads later simply joins the end of the row. The list is also genuinely ordered by who you played with most recently, and loads much faster.

Tapping Start now takes you straight to scoring instead of ever pausing on a 'round in progress' screen. If your phone can't reach the cloud for a moment as the round begins, the app quietly retries in the background — you'll only see a 'not synced' note if it genuinely can't connect after several tries, and reopening the round tries again on its own.

Press and hold the OB, C2 or bullseye button on a player's card and a quick explainer pops up — so anyone in the group can mark the round without asking. The bullseye button is now a clean target icon.

Cards across the whole app now sit on soft, real shadows so screens have depth and contrast instead of a flat, washed-out feel — and tappable cards gently lift when you touch them. The background is calmer too, so your content is what stands out.

The voice announcer no longer goes quiet until you lock and reopen the screen, and it says 'and' properly when three or more bets settle on the same hole. The halftime recap and the Best Front result no longer cancel each other out — both now show. And in game setup, your friends keep their profile pictures instead of losing them a second after the screen loads.

Player cards give names room to breathe (no more cut-off names) with OB, C2 and bullseye on their own tidy row, and switching holes now clearly slides so you always know you've moved on. Finish lives at the top — or just swipe past the last hole. In the Lobby, open rounds and player posts now have their own colours and a clear action, and tee-time polls show what's a course, what's a time, and what to tap.

When a bet resolves, the popup now appears only on the phone that entered the deciding score — the rest of the group isn't interrupted mid-throw. Spectators got an upgrade too: storyline beats between the leaderboard and the live feed, plus a full scorecard with pars, hole lengths and the ± always pinned in view.

Score cards no longer grow or shift while you tap, so mis-taps are gone: the running total sits next to the name, OB lives on one compact chip, and one 'All par' tap marks the whole group. Hold a score to clear it, flip holes with the arrows next to Finish — and the scorecard is cleaner too, with hole lengths, the current hole highlighted, and totals plus bet euros always in view.

Open a friend's profile and tap Full comparison: your win–loss record, bet balance with a money race, round averages side by side, and every round you've played together — filtered to all time, the last 5, 10 or 25 rounds, this season or this year.

Like Random Disc, but for your arm: on the chosen holes the slot reels deal everyone a throw style for their first tee shot — backhand and forehand come up often, but you might draw a thumber, a grenade, or (rarely) something like behind-the-back. Tap your drawn style for quick how-to-throw-it instructions. Best score on the hole takes the pot, and yes — it can stack with Random Disc on the same hole.

Start a tee-time poll from crew chat: add courses (or “Any course”), pick days and times — an exact time, a range like 16–18, or free text like “Evening” — and everyone taps every option that works for them. The app highlights the slot the most of you can make, and one tap locks in the round and tells the whole crew. It also flags if there’s a competition nearby that day.

On iPhone, opening the keyboard in a crew chat could cover the message box so you couldn't see what you were writing. The chat now lifts the box to sit just above the keyboard.

Tapping Finish now jumps you straight to the results instead of stalling on "Finishing…", and any score that doesn't reach the cloud keeps retrying in the background until it lands — so every player's card matches. C2s are now a single tap like bullseyes, and open bets always sit at the top of the bets board.

Add "Most Bullseye Hits" to a betting round, then tap the target on a player's card whenever their disc parks inside 3 m of the basket off the tee (or within two shots on par 4s and 5s). Whoever racks up the most bullseyes takes the pot at the end — ties split it.

If a round happened to save its result twice right at the finish, the settled amounts could show up doubled in history — and different players could even see different totals. The settlement is now written once and can no longer be duplicated.

Watching a round now opens on the scoreboard — with each player's bet winnings and forecast right beside their totals — followed by the live feed, the full scorecard, and every bet (settled or still in play) you can tap to open. A chat button in the header jumps straight to the round chat.

During a betting round, each player's current winnings — and the forecast if the round ended now — sit right beside their score. Anyone who isn't in the bet simply reads "Not in bet".

Open any past round to see the complete bet breakdown, how each bet works and the full settlement — the same detail as the finish screen. You can now also reopen a finished round from history to fix a score or a bet.

Announcements now play only during the round on the scoring screen, one call at a time, and manual bets like Closest to Pin no longer pop up. Finishing goes straight to the results screen — no pile of popups to tap through.

On a weak course signal, tapping Finish could spin forever with no way out. Finishing is now time-boxed at every step: it saves your round even if the connection stalls, retries the server automatically, and shows a clear "try again" message instead of an endless spinner.

On iPhones the tab bar (and the New round button) could get stuck floating mid-screen after typing — a chat message, a search, a form. The app now snaps them back to the bottom edge the moment the keyboard closes or you change screens.

Round chat push is opt-in per round: tap the bell in a round's chat to turn on notifications for just that round, or post a message and it turns on automatically. Prefer it always-on? Flip "Auto-notify me for rounds I play" in Settings → Notifications.

The chase-your-PR tip on Setup could show a nonsense score like “−54” at courses where an old, partially-logged round was in your history. It now only counts complete rounds when picking your best.

Rounds with bets now have an announcer (normal rounds stay silent): every bet is called as you tap through it, reading like a sentence ("First Double Bogey… and First C2"), plus round start and finish and a heads-up when you reach a closest-to-pin, random-disc or longest-drive hole. Prefer something subtler? Switch to quick positive/negative chimes, or turn sound off. Pick on first launch, and change anytime in Settings or mid-round. Available in both app languages.

Scorecards you shared to a group used to sit on the same bright accent bubble as your messages, which washed out the leaderboard's small print. They now render on a clear, lightly tinted card — full-colour scores in both light and dark mode — while still standing out as yours.

Pressing back — or swiping back — while picking a course and layout used to jump all the way out to Home. Now it returns to the previous screen, one step per press, the way you'd expect. The same fix applies across the app's other step-by-step screens.

Scorecards shared to a group used to pop in a few seconds after you opened the chat, especially in crews with lots of history. They now appear immediately — the leaderboard is remembered when the round finishes instead of being rebuilt from scratch every time the chat opens.

When everyone's scored a hole but you move on without picking the winner of a Closest to Pin, Longest Drive or per-hole custom bet, the app now asks — pick the winner, or skip on purpose. The finish screen also lists any hole winners you never picked, so a side bet never quietly settles to nobody.

On phones with a notch or Dynamic Island, the course picker and page headers now sit clear of the status bar, so their back and close buttons are always tappable. The course picker is also fully opaque now — the page behind it no longer peeks through at the top.

On GPS-mapped courses the live metres-to-basket bar now sticks to the top of the screen, right under the hole strip. Scroll down to mark scores mid-hole and you can still watch the distance count down as you walk.

Every bet result popup now opens the whole situation: a per-player list of exactly who wins and who pays how much (Jussi −€1 → Ben, Roope and Tomi +€0.33 each). End-of-round bets like Overall Score and Most Birdies finally get their popup when you finish the round — they used to settle silently — and the very first bet of a round no longer skips its celebration. Hand-picked bets (closest-to-pin, longest drive, custom bets) now pop the same recap, and spectators watching live see the full breakdown too.

On the course maps, a full-size teal pin means the course has an 18-hole (or bigger) layout, while smaller grey pins mark shorter courses — so you can scan an area for a proper round without tapping every pin. A small legend on the map explains the colours.

Course lists now show each course's UDisc star rating and how many holes its biggest layout has, so you can size up a course before tapping. Choosing a layout got the same glow-up: each layout shows its hole count front and centre with par and length, and the layout preview opens with big clear numbers for holes, par and total length.

If you and a friend have played rounds together — with or without money, UDisc imports included — the handicap uses your actual stroke gap to set a fair starting rate. Never shared a card? It cautiously compares your scoring averages on courses you've both played. Real bet results still take over as they accumulate, and the "why this rate?" panel shows exactly what it used.

Picking a course is no longer a grey wall of names. Every course now has its own coloured tile and initials, its town shown with a pin, and nearby courses show the distance — so you can spot the one you want at a glance instead of reading every line.

Your stats page now breaks your scoring down by hole par — your average vs par and birdie rate on par 3s, par 4s and par 5s, side by side. It follows the Month/Season/Year/All switcher, so you can tell at a glance whether the par 5s are where your practice should go. Only holes with real par data are counted.

The bet ledger has a new curve showing how your side-bet winnings have climbed or dipped across all your bets — so you can see whether you're on a heater or a cold streak. The line ends exactly on your net €, so it always matches your headline number.

On iPhone, long-pressing a message used to select all the text on screen, and holding a scorecard post popped up a link preview. Both are gone — hold to react, tap a scorecard to open the full round. The full emoji picker also no longer vanishes when you scroll it.

The per-player handicap stepper now visibly moves every pair's money rate the moment you tap it, works for brand-new crews with zero shared rounds, and speaks plainly: + means a player gets strokes (pays less, collects more), − means they give strokes. Scores are never touched — it only balances the bet money.

See how your holes split into aces, eagles, birdies, pars, bogeys and double+ — as a colored bar with exact percentages, plus how often you hit birdie or better. It follows the Month/Season/Year/All switcher, so you can watch the mix improve as you train. Only rounds with real par data are counted, and the card tells you if any were left out.

The time-window buttons on your stats page used to re-download all your data on every tap. Now the page loads your history once and slices it on the phone, so flipping between windows is immediate — even with years of rounds.

The main stats page (and the per-course drill-down) was still counting abandoned empty scorecards as rounds, so its round count could disagree with Monthly Wrapped, History and the analytics pages by a few rounds. Every surface now uses the same rule: a round counts once you've scored at least one hole.

The map had quietly capped out at 1000 courses, so whole regions of the 2500+ course catalog were missing markers. Every active course is back. The same behind-the-scenes limit was also silently shrinking UDisc imports (rounds at some courses didn't link up with your native rounds) and could hide names of people you'd played with — all fixed.

Sharing a round from History used to produce a picture without the side-bet results — those only appeared when sharing right after the round. The History share picture now includes each player's bet net (from the round's actual settlements) and the hole lengths under the pars, same as the fresh-round version.

If a round can't reach the cloud, you'll see a banner during play (friends can't follow live, but your scores are safe on the phone) and an unmissable card on the home screen until the round is safely saved. Previously the first hint was a failed save at the very end of the round.

The month headers on the History page could badly undercount — a month could even say "0 rounds · net €0" right above a round you'd just played and won. Score data for your most recent rounds was being silently cut off behind the scenes; now every round you scored counts toward the month's rounds, average, net € and best card.

Cleanest Round and the other end-of-round bets (Most OBs, Most Birdies, Most C2s, Worst Hole, the streak bets, Turkey and the Best Half bets) used to push the moment two players tied for the lead — so with two clean players and one who went OB, nobody won. Now the players tied at the top share the prize and everyone clearly behind pays; a bet only pushes when the whole group is level.

Starting a round quietly failed to reach the cloud, so friends couldn't see or join your live game, and finishing showed "couldn't sync to cloud" no matter how many times you retried. Fixed on the server — if you have an unsynced round from today, open it and tap the retry button to save it.

Opening the disc raffle after moving between holes could leave you staring at a black screen with the reels stranded way down the page — and no visible button to lock the numbers in. The raffle now always takes over the screen properly, with the reels, the Lock it in button, and the results landing on the card like they should.

Locking a round, reopening it, and adding or removing a course or time are no longer stuck with whoever created the poll — any crew member can settle it. Picking times is simpler too: tap the usual tee times (or add your own) instead of wrestling with a from/to range. And if votes are trickling in slowly, a new Remind button nudges everyone who hasn't answered yet.

Reacting now works the way you'd expect — hold a message to bring up the reaction bar, a plain tap doesn't do anything unexpected. The full emoji picker's "+" button also had a real bug where it could load forever on some networks; it now loads from our own servers instead of a third party, so it always works. The reaction and reply/edit/delete popup is smaller too, and the course-list strip that used to sit above every chat is gone.

Starting a round with Random Disc now opens a quick per-player disc-count check, so nobody plays the whole round on a made-up bag size. Mid-round, the raffle card got a cleaner look and a new Discs button for fixing a count on the spot — changing it voids that hole's draw, so you just spin again.

The one-tap chips in round chat now cover more moods: hype ('Chains!'), score calls ('That's OB'), roasts ('Skill issue'), odd ones ('Mando's not a fan'), and the occasional mock-tragic ('RIP that par 🪦'). Same one-tap speed, way more to say from the sofa.

See who reacted to a message, not just how many. Reactions, the reply/edit/delete menu and photos no longer shift the conversation around — they float in place, animate faster, and photos hold their shape while they load. New messages arrive instantly, quotes jump you straight to the original, and the chat now shows day dividers plus a marker for where you left off.

Rolling Random Disc or raffling CTP and Longest Drive holes now takes over the screen with real spinning reels — one per player or per hole — that lock in one by one while everyone watches the same phone. The last reel hangs a little longer, and once in a while it almost stops on the wrong number before thumping over to the real one. Tap anywhere to skip the show, or spin again before locking it in.

After a round ends, the money everyone sees is the exact settlement the finishing scorekeeper locked in — co-scorekeepers, spectators, the shared scorecard and History all show the same numbers. Previously, phones could each recompute their own version and the last one to open the results quietly overwrote the rest.

Tap Play and the app immediately finds the courses around you — the extra 'find courses near me' step is gone, and your regular playing partners are one tap away as quick-add chips. Location and compass are now asked up-front too, so the in-round hole map just works, and there's a new Location & compass section in Settings if a permission ever gets stuck. Bet templates finally show what's inside them, and Overall Score shows its winners/losers split live during the round.

No more mid-round arguments about how First Bogey works. Every bet now has a 'How this works' section — in setup, in the mid-round bet list, and on the hole for CTP-style bets — spelling out when it settles, what happens on a tied hole, and the fine print (yes, a double bogey counts as a bogey too, and one blow-up hole can settle both bogey bets at once). Bet descriptions are no longer cut off either.