■ The courses have been rebuilt All four courses — 72 holes — have been redrawn from scratch: the turf, the way the trees fill out, the reflections on the water, the mountains on the horizon. The view from the tee should look different on every hole. ■ New way to play: Club Slot Spin the slot and play the round with only the three or four clubs it gives you. Any distance you do not have, you make with a shorter swing or lay up. The draw always includes one long club and one short one, so you will never end up with three wedges and a 420-yard par 4. - Clubs in play: three (big gaps between them) or four - Redraw every: 1 hole, 3 holes, 9 holes, or never Rounds are kept in your history, but a round played with three or four clubs is not counted towards your average score or handicap. ■ The analysis tab has been reworked - Your handicap now appears from nine-hole rounds too, normalised to 18 holes. (Numbers do not change if you only ever play 18.) - "Miss tendency" and "Club distance learning" are now listed in club order. They used to be sorted by number of shots, which put PW right after the driver. - "Club distance learning" now ignores chips and lay-ups. A shot you deliberately hit shorter than the club's setting says nothing about how far that club goes. Wedge suggestions used to come out far too short because of this. - Fixed stray markup appearing in the detailed analysis comment. ■ Ball flight adjustments - Normal trajectory was too low. Raised. - Balls that land in water now make a splash. - Playing from the trees cost too much distance. Eased. - Elevation changed the distance too much. Reduced by about 20%, so downhill holes no longer send the ball miles past the target. ■ Paid courses are now downloaded on demand The app ships with the two free courses (Sunrise and Riverside). Paid courses are downloaded when you select them, and stay on the device afterwards — you only download each one once. If you already own the paid courses, expect a one-off download the next time you pick one.

■ Play against the CPU You can now pick an opponent to go round with. The CPU does not roll dice for a score — it actually plays the same course you do, one shot at a time. It finds the water, it hits it out of bounds, and it struggles on the hard holes just like you. - Match play (free) Head to head, hole by hole. The match ends once it cannot be caught, and the result reads properly as "3&2". - Tournament (paid plan) Total strokes against one to three CPU players — you choose how many. Three difficulty levels, each with three opponents who play differently. Their balls appear on the course map while you play, and their scores sit alongside yours on the scorecard. Every player's score is shown at the end of each hole, with a replay of the CPU shots that you can skip. ■ Rebuilt club settings You start with ten clubs — 1W, 3W, 5I, 6I, 7I, 8I, 9I, PW, AW and SW — and one button registers all 22 from 1W to SW. Renaming a club now shows that name everywhere: on the play screen and in the analysis tab (previously the stock clubs kept their factory labels). Registering the same club twice is no longer possible. You can delete every club if you want to, but you need at least one to start a round. ■ A tidier play screen Course selection now runs in the order you actually think in — what to play, which course, then start — so the start button no longer sits buried under settings. Tee, pin position and wind have moved into "More settings", which shows your current choices on a single line even while collapsed. ■ Other fixes - The wind direction and speed at the top of the screen could go missing during a match. Fixed. - On holes where the OB stakes run into the water, the drop after a penalty could land in the water itself, leaving you to play from the pond. Fixed. - Returning to the play screen after finishing a round offered to resume it. Fixed.