Easier to read in bright sun, and you can switch between light and dark without leaving your round. In the sun The par, stroke and length labels, the lay-up labels and your running points now have more contrast. The score stepper is a stronger green, so it is easy to find at a glance. The hole navigator The hole you are on is now solid green, and the holes you have played carry a stronger fill. You can see where you are and where you have been at a glance, even outdoors. Light and dark Tap the hole length during a round to switch between Light, Dark and System. Your choice is now remembered when the app is closed and reopened, whether you set it there or in the menu. Fix Near a course but not yet on it, the distance to the green could run to four digits and be cut off. The hole now shows its distances from the tee until you are within about 800 metres of the green.

The screen stays on while you play, a new menu holds your profile, and the hole view carries the lay-up references and the hazards on one screen. While you play The phone no longer locks itself between shots while a round is open. It can be turned off in the menu under Settings. The side button still locks the phone, and the screen sleeps as normal outside a round. The hole view The lay-up references and the hazards are on the hole view now, instead of behind a separate swipe. One screen carries the distances to the front, middle and back of the green, references at 150, 100 and 50, and the bunkers, water and lay-up markers for the hole you are standing on. Par 3s do not show lay-up references. Lay-ups can also be turned off in round setup, leaving the front, middle and back numbers alone. The choice is remembered between rounds and starts on. The Apple Watch keeps its lay-ups page either way. A menu, with your profile in it The settings cog is now a burger that slides a menu in from the left. It opens on your profile: your name, the card you play off, and a handicap index that fills itself into your next round's setup. Below that sit GP/S Pro, Settings, Appearance, Send feedback, Review on the App Store and Legal. Every setting that was in the old sheet is still there, one section deeper. Round history keeps its own icon.

Hole View The Hole View has been rebuilt to put everything you need for the hole on one screen. * Green distances to the front, middle and back * Lay-up references at 150, 100 and 50 * Bunkers, water and hole markers * Par 3s automatically hide lay-up references * A simplified hole selector gives more space to the important numbers Scoring Scoring now uses each player’s own course card, including their individual par and stroke index. * Add, edit or remove players during a round * Partially entered holes now show your progress * The scorecard stays on the selected player or group when switching views * Round history is now displayed in the correct order Apple Watch Apple Watch scoring is now fully independent. You can score an entire round from your watch without your phone, with scores saved on the watch and transferred to your phone when the session ends. * Rounds persist if the Watch app is closed or interrupted * Scores show their result, such as Birdie for 3 on a Par 4 * Access the full scorecard from the hole navigator * Tap any hole to jump straight to it * Open the action menu from any page * Select the women’s card in Settings and the correct par and stroke index will be used * Turn off the scoring page if you don’t keep a score Handicaps Handicap calculations and overrides have been improved. * More accurate course handicap calculations * Manually entered course handicaps are now used exactly as entered * Handicap allowances below 100% are correctly applied * Manual handicap overrides are clearly identified * Correct your own course handicap on any tee * Your entered handicap is saved immediately * Existing rounds retain the handicap they were played with Distances and Course Data GPS and course data handling has also been improved. * “Precise Location Off” now only appears when Precise Location is actually disabled * Poor GPS accuracy is shown through the GPS reading instead * Incorrect 100 markers no longer appear on holes without them * Holes no longer shift to the wrong green when course survey data is incomplete

Your round is never lost, and every player is scored from their own card. Once you start a round, Modulo keeps it for you. Close the app, run out of battery, or come back later and your round will still be on the course list, ready to continue from where you left off. When you’re done, you can save it, leave it for later, or discard it. Men’s and women’s cards are now scored separately. When you add a player, choose the card they’re playing from and their handicap is calculated using that card’s course rating and slope for the tee they’re actually playing. Par and stroke index follow the same card, so mixed groups are scored correctly. If a club hasn’t published a rating for a tee, Modulo tells you instead of silently substituting another card. On Apple Watch, your round now runs as a golf workout. Raise your wrist and you’re straight back to the hole you’re playing, while your walk contributes to your Activity rings.

This is the biggest update since launch. Scoring is now built in, so you can keep it without leaving the round. Turn it on when you set up a round and enter each hole as you play, alongside the same front, middle and back numbers you already use. - Individual, betterball and alliance games, plus Foursomes and American Scramble. - WHS handicaps, worked out from your index and the tee you are playing. - Play with up to four. Everyone can be on a different tee, and each handicap adjusts for it. - A full scorecard, a summary at the end of the round, and a history of every round you have saved. - Enter your score on Apple Watch and it appears on your phone. Individual Stableford and Individual Medal are included. The rest of the games are part of Pro. The round screen can also follow you round the course now. Automatic hole tracking is new, and it is off by default. Turn it on and the round screen advances to the next hole once you have actually walked there. It waits until you have been on the green you are playing, and then until you reach the next tee. Both, in that order, so it will not jump ahead while you are lining up a putt on a green that sits beside the next tee. It is an assist rather than a replacement. Moving between holes by hand works exactly as before and quietly suspends tracking until you come back to the hole it believes you are playing, so looking ahead never drags you forward. The navigator stays on screen, so a wrong advance costs one tap. It is marked BETA because the thresholds want real rounds on real courses behind them. Round history leads with the course rather than your own name, and prints only what is out of the ordinary, so a nine hole round or an unusual format stands out instead of sitting under a line that reads the same on every row. Scorecards carry the round's date and the tee, since your course handicap comes from that tee's rating and slope. The privacy notice now describes scoring, which it did not cover before. Because that is a category of information the notice never previously described, you will be asked to accept it once more.

Keep your score without leaving the round. Scoring is now built in. Turn it on when you set up a round and enter each hole as you play, alongside the same front, middle and back numbers you already use. - Individual, betterball and alliance games, plus Foursomes and American Scramble. - WHS handicaps, worked out from your index and the tee you are playing. - Play with up to four. Everyone can be on a different tee, and each handicap adjusts for it. - A full scorecard, a summary at the end of the round, and a history of every round you have saved. - Enter your score on Apple Watch and it appears on your phone. Individual Stableford and Individual Medal are included. The rest of the games are part of Pro.

This release focuses on behind-the-scenes improvements. Course data now updates in the background, so greens and course details stay current without waiting for an app update. We have also refreshed green positions on a few holes and made general performance and reliability improvements.

Modulo GP/S now lives on your wrist. The all-new Apple Watch app gives you Front, Middle, and Back distances to the green at a glance, no phone required. Start a round from the watch, and it finds your course by GPS on its own. Turn the Digital Crown to move between holes, and swipe once for live distances to hazards, bunkers, and layups. Leave your phone in the bag and just play. Also in this release: – Cleaner, more legible layouts at larger text and Display Zoom settings

Sharper on the course, especially in bright sun. - The hole number now sits in a clear green pill, easy to catch at a glance. - Front, middle and back distances are bolder and brighter, with a new Colour or Mono choice in Settings. - A live GPS accuracy reading, colour-coded so you can see how much to trust the yardage. - Choose metres or yards once and it sticks, or triple-tap the numbers to switch instantly. - A cleaner, larger round header.

New in this version - Course updates - The measuring screen now shows a clear recording state, so it's obvious at a glance when a shot distance is live. - Larger hole details (par, stroke index, length) for easier reading in bright sunlight. - Your yards/metres choice is now remembered between rounds. Triple-tap the main distance to switch anytime.

Distance units now default correctly based on your region. Improved location accuracy and course loading reliability.