Navigation is redesigned around the iOS 26 look. Content dissolves softly under the top of the screen on every tab, sub-pages use the system navigation bar with round glass controls, and every top-of-screen button is the same size and responds across its whole circle, edges included. The five tabs scroll as one page with the title in line with the pinned controls. Also: the handicap chart draws a one-colour trend line with a lowest-of-six verdict, cancelling a round now clears its games from history and settle-up, editing a watch-guessed shot's club confirms it, and plan cards name each tier's own trial length.

A rebuilt Stats tab. Every card opens a full screen: Scoring, Putting, Greens, Driving and a new Short Game view, each leading with your number against a benchmark handicap and ending with a one-line takeaway. See where your strokes go, which nine leaks, how you score by hole length, where your tee shots finish, your 1/2/3-putt split, and how often you save par after missing a green. A Largest opportunity card names the area furthest behind your benchmark, which now follows your own handicap. Also: Send Feedback in Profile, skins that die at the end of a round are announced, your Sign in with Apple name reaches your profile, and rounds that failed to reach the server are re-sent.

Fore Pro, with your first month free. Score your round and manage your bag for free; go Pro for every game (Skins, Nassau, Wolf and side bets), rounds shared with your group, GPS yardages and the green map, the caddie, shot tracking, and your full stats and handicap. Try it free for a month on the annual plan, or a week on monthly. Nine-hole rounds: choose 18, front 9, or back 9 when you start, with scorecard, tees, and handicap following the nine you picked. Handicapping now follows the USGA World Handicap System, including nine-hole rounds, and Stats adds a handicap chart and a 9-hole scoring average. Also: the Betting tab is now Games, the round summary updates the moment you record a penalty, and a round's fairway and greens percentages only show once enough holes are recorded.