Bug fixes and improvements Drills in your session are now ordered more intelligently — similar distances won't repeat back-to-back. Fixed a bug where unscored holes could affect the par count shown in session feedback.

Loop now connects your rounds to your practice. Log your rounds hole by hole — par, fairway, GIR, putts, strokes — and Loop analyses where you're actually losing shots. It looks across your last five rounds, finds your biggest leaks, and builds your next training session around them. If you're giving away strokes on the green, your session targets putting. If you're missing greens, it goes after your approach game. The split is proportional — more time on the bigger leak, less on the smaller one. This is the core of what Loop is supposed to be: practice that's earned by your game, not picked at random.

You can now update your handicap directly from the home screen — a quick tap takes you straight to the update screen, no digging through menus. We've also refreshed the app's visual identity: the splash screen and adaptive icon now use the main app icon, with a clean black background for a more polished launch experience.

The paywall now clearly shows that you get a 7-day free trial before being charged. Upgraded users no longer see the upgrade button. When practicing on the range, you can now set the number of balls you plan to hit instead of time — making it easier to plan your session around a bucket of balls.