Plus handicaps work properly now. If you play off scratch or better, there's a switch under the handicap box — you couldn't type the "+" on a phone keypad before. Registering signs you in and connects your spot in one go, so you can't end up registered but unable to see the trip. Organizers: the players screen leads with what's left, and you can copy someone's invite link and text it. Also a security fix for invite links.

Plan a golf trip in a couple of minutes. • Trip setup — answer a few simple questions and DogLeg builds you two complete game plans to compare, round by round. • A different game each round — rotate formats through the trip instead of playing the same one every day. • Team skins — skins now work on team rounds, not just individual play. • Swipeable plans — flip between Plan 1, Plan 2, and a "Good to know" page of details. • Standard handicap allowances are now applied automatically for each format. • You can delete your account from inside the app. • Plus fixes to trip recommendations and pairings.

The 19th Hole now shows side bets honestly. What you put into them and what came back are separate lines, and the pot buy-in says "Games buy-in" so the two aren't confused. Previously every side bet was labelled "Pari-mutuel", and a losing week could hide the row entirely — one player's winnings even showed as a negative number.

Side bets. Manage → Side bets now holds the pari-mutuel pool and custom bets — par-3 rounds, closest to the pin, long drive, anything the app can't score. Money in from anyone, out to one or more winners. It all settles with the trip. The 19th Hole's Side Bets tab leads with what you're up, and shows every winner and what they took. Money reads better on the Money page and results — each list on the app's warm card material instead of dark green. Gold is money coming to you, red is money you owe. Fixes. A blank pot no longer charges the default amount. Playing on your own skips straight to a scorecard.

Side bets. Manage → Side bets now holds the pari-mutuel pool and custom bets — par-3 rounds, closest to the pin, long drive, anything the app can't score. Money in from anyone, out to one or more winners. It all settles with the trip. The 19th Hole's Side Bets tab leads with what you're up, and shows every winner and what they took. Money reads better on the Money page and results — each list on the app's warm card material instead of dark green. Gold is money coming to you, red is money you owe.

Trips that include people who aren't playing now count only the field. Tee times are estimated from the players actually teeing off, naming the trip winner only offers people who played, and a round with everything set up correctly reads as ready instead of still needing setup. Rounds now show which course you played. At a club with more than one course, every round used to display the club's name — so a trip across three courses looked like three rounds on the same one. Followers keep full access to the trip and the pool.

Trip money now counts only the people playing. If your trip has anyone along who isn't in the field, they were being counted in the buy-in split and in shared expenses. The buy-in figure, the expense splits and the final "where everyone landed" list now cover the players only — and the pot itself was never affected. They can still follow the trip and still back a runner in the pool.

Starting the next round now tells you why it can't. If a group hasn't turned in their scorecard yet, the round stays live — and the app now says so, names how many cards are still out, and points you to Review scorecards. You can see who's missing, or close the round out without them. Skins payouts add up.

Add someone who isn't playing. They follow the trip and see every board — no tee time, no card, no share of the money. If you're running a pari-mutuel, they can still back the field. Sitting yourself out no longer removes you from your own trip. Also carries the 1.10.0–1.10.2 fixes: payouts freeze once money is finalized, ties are breakable from the 19th Hole, and accepting an invite records that you joined.

Setting up a round is simpler. Tap a team, then tap where it goes — an open spot moves it, another team trades places. Groups fill evenly instead of leaving someone on their own. Money reads straight. Skins pay to the cent, per-round games show what they add up to across the trip, and the 19th Hole is about the round you just played. Fixes: skins carryover is saved the way you set it, Start round starts the round, and a round can't get stuck locked before its setup is done.

Groups can now hold five — and the landscape scorecard sizes itself to fit them. A round is only live once you start it, so nothing looks under way before you've teed off. Tidier trip itinerary, with the tee sheet inside its round and course numbers labelled Rating and Slope. New players are asked for name, tees and handicap up front. Your Regulars stop doubling up under a nickname. Plus money-display fixes: the Final check no longer rounds figures it's asking you to check.

Men's and women's tees are rated differently — DogLeg now gets that right. Say which tees a player is rated for when you add them, change it any time from their card, and your Regulars remember it. Tee lists show the men's and women's ratings separately. Also fixed: adding a player to a round you'd already saved, empty groups after a sit-out, and mid-round handicap edits now explain themselves.

The Pool — a blind side bet for your golf trip. Everyone gets a budget to back players to win the trip; whoever backs the champion splits the pot. Set it up in a few taps, open it to the group, and the board reveals at first tee. Plus: consistent date & time pickers across the app, and a batch of polish and fixes.

• The Record Book comes alive — tap a year for the full Stableford standings; careers now show scoring average, eagles, and birdies • New records: Best round leads the board, plus the Sandbagger (lowest net) and a wooden-spoon badge for last place • Finished rounds show the heritage leather score card • Hole view: satellite on the long holes + full course names • Rotate a finished card to landscape • Speed and reliability improvements

• Watch live — share one link and anyone can follow the leaderboard, no app needed • Leather share cards for the group chat • One registration link — players enter their own details, GHIN and Handicap Index® included • Plan a trip in three steps, then bring back last year's crew in a tap • Traditions keep the Record Book — champions and records year after year • Clearer money setup and per-round pots • Speed and reliability improvements

• GPS hole view — tap "View hole" for satellite imagery, yardages to the green and hazards, tap-to-measure, and a live dot that moves with you as you play • All-new home screen — your games as leather bag tags; Events and Leagues coming soon • Push notifications — know the moment your round goes live • Smarter course search — better matches, nearby courses first

Your phone now knows when the round starts. DogLeg 1.2 adds push notifications — get pinged the moment scoring opens and jump straight to the scorecard with a tap. Also in this round: a subtle buzz when you enter scores, a smoother setup flow with no more buried buttons, and simpler Match Play setup.

DogLeg 1.1 • Sign in without a password. Just tap the link we email you — quick, secure, and nothing to remember. • Meet the 19th Hole: your whole trip settled in one place — the pot, who won what, and every round's scorecards. • A refreshed Home and Quick Round with cleaner, faster navigation. • Clearer money and results screens, so you always know where you stand. • Speed and reliability improvements throughout. Thanks for playing — feedback always welcome.