What shipped.

• Range and Simulator sessions now log shots without GPS or a workout.
• Clubs without a set carry show a dash and are left out of suggestions, with a nudge to set them.
• A rapid second Track tap on the watch now says "already logged" instead of showing a checkmark.
• Unmapped tees show a dash instead of 0 yards.

• Smoother watch display during a round, with less battery spent redrawing.
• Faster course maps on the phone.
• Better crash and error reporting on both devices, so problems can be diagnosed from your reports.
• No changes to how anything works.

• Deleting a shot on the watch now removes it everywhere; it used to come back a few seconds later.
• Watch rounds started without the phone nearby can advance through every hole.
• A typed handicap index stays put instead of being overwritten.
• Scores entered on the watch no longer get reverted by a late update from the phone.
• Ending a round on the phone reliably stops the watch's GPS and workout.
• Better sync reliability when the phone is signed out or offline, and clearer error reporting on both devices.

• Course search now shows an error instead of an empty list when the lookup fails.
• Repeat taps within a few seconds no longer log duplicate shots.
• Penalty strokes count when the watch checks a hole's shot count against its score.
• Watch rounds started without the phone keep their green distances.
• Reliability work in the watch-to-phone sync layer.

• Simple scoring and Score only modes live in Profile, under Scoring. Simple scoring saves a hole as soon as you pick a score, with no putts or stats questions. Score only hides shot logging entirely, so a round is just the scorecard. Both apply on the watch as well as the phone, and both are off by default.
• Practice distances now measure from a placeable origin instead of raw GPS.
• Out of bounds is labelled like any other hazard on the round map.
• Settings switches now read clearly when on.

Two new scoring options in Profile, both off by default.

• Simple scoring: pick your score and you are done. No putts or stats questions after each hole.
• Score only: hides shot logging entirely, so a round is just the scorecard.
• Both apply on the watch as well as the phone.
• Out of bounds now shows yardages like bunkers and water.
• Practice mode lets you drag your position so distances work when you are not at the course.
• Hole corridors no longer draw over the map.

• Practice mode: live GPS distances on the practice area, with a target pin you can drop and drag to measure to any spot.

• Fixes a scoring bug where a hole could be saved with the wrong par if the phone app restarted mid-round.
• The watch and phone stay in sync on the current hole more reliably.

• Walk-back distance on the watch now updates the instant you log a shot, instead of briefly showing the previous shot's yardage.

• Fixes the hole-by-hole scorecard in round replay: it now shows the round's real scores instead of placeholder numbers with a question mark.

Round screen improvements.

• Shot plans now build from the clubs in your bag.
• Driver is only suggested for your opening shot on each hole.
• On doglegs, each shot aims a full carry toward the green.
• The Log button, the map, and the watch now always agree on the suggested club.
• The aim line stays glued to your position dot while dragging in preview.

• Your Apple Watch now opens automatically when you start a round from your iPhone.
• Plays-like distances now compute on device for faster updates.
• Assorted fixes.

• Round sync reliability overhaul: shot and score data now survives connectivity loss and syncs when back online.
• Log shots directly from the iPhone with the club chip and Log Shot button on the round screen.
• Club pickers are grouped by category.
• Date display fixes.

The first TestFlight build.

• On-course round tracking: start a round on iPhone, log shots from the Apple Watch, and review GPS positions and shot history on the phone.

• Connecting an AI client to your Wandering Golf data now goes through an explicit consent step, and every connection uses a registered redirect with PKCE.

Course explorer and course pages.

• The explorer has a broadcast layout for wide desktop monitors, and a hole picker replaces the sidebar.
• Pick a tee from a menu instead of a chip per tee. Tee and pin markers now read as a tee and a pin.
• A tee is listed once on a course page, even when the course publishes ratings for several tee sets.
• The explorer, the courses index, the round replay, and the course page share the same map controls.