``` Strokes gained is now measured against the hole you actually played. When a course has no yardage on file for a hole, the app used to fill in a default and score your tee shot against it. Your driving numbers were being compared to a hole nobody had measured. That's gone. Now: • If we don't have a hole's par or yardage, we ask you for it • A hole can't be scored until both are set, so the figures mean something • Anything unknown shows as "—" instead of a number that looks real • Yardages you enter yourself stay put If you play courses without full hole data, you'll be asked once per hole and then it's remembered for that round.

When we can't be sure about a number on your scorecard, we now ask you instead of quietly picking one. When your card and the course disagree If the par or yardage you wrote doesn't match the course's records, that hole now shows both — the tee you played and what's on your card — and you choose which to use. We start with the course's values, so if you wrote something in the wrong column you can simply confirm and move on. Whichever you pick, the other value is kept, so you can change your mind later. Holes we couldn't read If we can't make out your score for a hole, that hole is no longer left out of your round. It stays on your card, marked so you can finish it, with its par and yardage intact. Your own edits stay put Par and yardage you type in yourself are now remembered as yours, and won't be replaced the next time the round is processed. More accurate strokes gained Tee shots are now measured against the course's real yardage for the hole, which makes strokes gained meaningfully more accurate on uploaded rounds.

Fixes • Rounds still in review, and rounds that failed to process, can be deleted • Rounds created by uploading photos now open the upload screen, not manual entry • Switching between photo upload and manual entry now saves, and takes you straight to that screen

Signing up is simpler and clearer. • Redeem a coach's scorecard code — this now works properly • See who your coach is, and choose whether to share your data, before you sign up • Sign up with Google or Apple, not just email • Clearer progress: every setup screen shows where you are • Fixes to the sign-up form, splash screen and layout on newer phones

- Correct tees for every course - Some courses were returning another course's tees — including the ratings and slopes that feed your strokes gained. Every course now serves its own. Tees are grouped Men's and Ladies, longest to shortest, the way they read on a scorecard. - Less typing on your scorecard - Par and distance pre-fill from the tee you choose. Nine- and twelve-hole rounds are handled properly instead of assuming eighteen, and manual pars start empty rather than defaulting to 4. - Enter your own tee: If your course already had tees on file, anything you typed was discarded. Now it's saved with your round. - Clearer setup and sharing - Signing up asks for your date of birth so we set up the right kind of account. Sharing your data with a coach is now an explicit choice rather than a pre-ticked box. - Also in this release: more accurate driving distance, a 3 Iron in My Bag, and corrected Pro AI credit limits.

EvoGolf 1.2.0 — A sharper look at your game We rebuilt how ShotIQ™ shows you your rounds: • Round Analysis, redesigned — every round now opens to a clean Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats breakdown, with a plain-language summary up top. • Player Analysis — your multi-round view now surfaces the recurring shape of your game: what you do well, what's costing you strokes, and where you can gain the most. • Practice Priorities — targeted focus areas drawn straight from your own data. • Refreshed design — a cleaner, calmer, all-green interface throughout. Plus performance improvements and fixes.

- Accurate score-to-par — your running score now starts at even and updates correctly hole by hole (no more starting in the red before your first tee shot). - Out-of-bounds & re-tees — you can now log more than one tee shot on a hole, so re-teeing after an OB or lost ball counts every penalty stroke correctly. - Smoother scorecard editing — reordering shots while editing a round now works reliably, and your putt and approach details save every time. - Stability and performance improvements.

New: First-scorecard prompt After signing in with no rounds yet, you'll see a "Let's Post Your First Scorecard" overlay pointing at the + Add button in Recent Rounds. It shows on every fresh launch until you post your first round. Please test the flow end-to-end (dismiss, log a round, confirm it stops appearing). Polish on the onboarding tour: - Player Dashboard step now has a "FOR DEEPER INSIGHTS" label above the Event Analysis / Deeper SWOT / Multi-Round Trends badges - Order Scorecards step: green Order button is back on top, "I'll order later" is a gray secondary button at the bottom — prevents accidental browser opens for users tap-tapping through Practice round flow improvements (from v1.1.2, still under test): - Course Tees and Division/Tees lists show + Add and per-row View - Tap any tee row's View button to see the full per-hole configuration before selecting

EAP signup got faster: a three-step Welcome / Account / Address wizard with address autocomplete to make sure your EvoGolf Scorecards ship to the right place. A new four-screen in-app tour now walks you through: • Where to find things in the app • ShotIQ™ — your AI Golf Analyst • Why the EvoGolf Scorecard matters and how to order one • The web Player Dashboard at player.evogolf.ai, where the deeper analysis lives Profile setup is cleaner — the details you entered at signup flow through automatically, and home course + group selection happen in one place. Plus a smoother profile screen and a handful of small polish fixes.

What's new in 1.1: • New Course Management tab — see your round's flow, momentum after birdies and bogeys, and where you bounce back • Scoring opportunity insights — eagle, birdie, and par-save conversion rates per round • Performance breakdowns by Par 3, Par 4, Par 5 • Refined branding throughout