Golf Target GPS
Free
1.5for iPhone, iPad and more
7.9
7 Ratings
One in a Million Apps LLC
Developer
4.5 MB
Size
Oct 14, 2022
Update Date
Sports
Category
4+
Age Rating
Age Rating
Golf Target GPS Screenshots
About Golf Target GPS
Golf Target GPS is THE free tool for improving your golf game. It doesn't distract you from your game with annoying advertisements, emails, or newsletters nor does it charge you every month or year to continue to use it. What Golf Target GPS does do is allow you to plan your shots, record your strokes and keep score for you and your foursome. It provides valuable history and statistics about your shots and calculates a handicap.
FEATURES:
- Works with maps and GPS so there's no need to download course maps.
- Tap the screen to measure the distance to a target. If you can't reach the target in one stroke, you can repeat the process to plan additional shots, avoiding hazards and utilizing the best clubs for each situation. You can zoom in or out and move your targets until you are happy with your plan.
- Mark your shots as you play to create a comprehensive view of your round and capture valuable information about your game.
- At the next tee, have Golf Target GPS count all your strokes to record a score, including putts and penalties.
- When you get home, you can save your data to the cloud and sync it with other your iOS devices.
- Golf Target GPS uses the data you captured during your round to calculate your club distances (both optimistic and average) as well as provide statistics to highlight your swing characteristics.
- Tap the player button in the app to see your and your friends handicap indices and how the most recent rounds have contributed to them.
FEATURES:
- Works with maps and GPS so there's no need to download course maps.
- Tap the screen to measure the distance to a target. If you can't reach the target in one stroke, you can repeat the process to plan additional shots, avoiding hazards and utilizing the best clubs for each situation. You can zoom in or out and move your targets until you are happy with your plan.
- Mark your shots as you play to create a comprehensive view of your round and capture valuable information about your game.
- At the next tee, have Golf Target GPS count all your strokes to record a score, including putts and penalties.
- When you get home, you can save your data to the cloud and sync it with other your iOS devices.
- Golf Target GPS uses the data you captured during your round to calculate your club distances (both optimistic and average) as well as provide statistics to highlight your swing characteristics.
- Tap the player button in the app to see your and your friends handicap indices and how the most recent rounds have contributed to them.
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What's New in the Latest Version 1.5
Last updated on Oct 14, 2022
Old Versions
• Deregister.
In this release we added the ability to deregister from the One in a Million Apps server. Deregistering Golf Target GPS will remove all your golf information from our cloud servers. If this is the only (or last) One in a Million Apps product you have registered for, your username & password will also be deleted. Your scorecards, strokes, and club history will remain on your device.
• GPS Map.
The [Start] button has been moved from the top right corner of the GPS map to under the Par number on the left side of the screen and the [Start ] button now changes to a [Scorecard] button after a round has been started and returns to a [Start] button when the round is finished. The [Scorecard] button has been removed from the bottom left side of the toolbar
The toolbar buttons on the bottom of the GPS map have been reorganized for a better and more efficient experience. The [Players], [Clubs], and [Help] buttons have been moved to the Settings page toolbar, the [Settings] button is now located on the bottom right corner of the GPS map.
• Scorecard.
There are a couple of new buttons on the Scorecard toolbar. On the left corner is the [Finish Round] button which marks a round as finished and on the right corner is the [Delete Round] button which allows you to conveniently delete the current round.
• Rounds History.
The [Rounds History] button now appears as a [File Folder] button on the Settings page.
• Settings Scene.
It made more sense for the [Register] button to be located at the top of Settings scene instead of after the password, so it has been moved.
• Sync Button
The [Sync] button now only appears if you have registered thus created an account on our server. Previously it appeared but was disabled.
• Latest devices.
The app has been built with the latest Apple tools to support all their new devices.
• Bug fixes.
In this release we added the ability to deregister from the One in a Million Apps server. Deregistering Golf Target GPS will remove all your golf information from our cloud servers. If this is the only (or last) One in a Million Apps product you have registered for, your username & password will also be deleted. Your scorecards, strokes, and club history will remain on your device.
• GPS Map.
The [Start] button has been moved from the top right corner of the GPS map to under the Par number on the left side of the screen and the [Start ] button now changes to a [Scorecard] button after a round has been started and returns to a [Start] button when the round is finished. The [Scorecard] button has been removed from the bottom left side of the toolbar
The toolbar buttons on the bottom of the GPS map have been reorganized for a better and more efficient experience. The [Players], [Clubs], and [Help] buttons have been moved to the Settings page toolbar, the [Settings] button is now located on the bottom right corner of the GPS map.
• Scorecard.
There are a couple of new buttons on the Scorecard toolbar. On the left corner is the [Finish Round] button which marks a round as finished and on the right corner is the [Delete Round] button which allows you to conveniently delete the current round.
• Rounds History.
The [Rounds History] button now appears as a [File Folder] button on the Settings page.
• Settings Scene.
It made more sense for the [Register] button to be located at the top of Settings scene instead of after the password, so it has been moved.
• Sync Button
The [Sync] button now only appears if you have registered thus created an account on our server. Previously it appeared but was disabled.
• Latest devices.
The app has been built with the latest Apple tools to support all their new devices.
• Bug fixes.
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Version History
1.5
Oct 14, 2022
• Deregister.
In this release we added the ability to deregister from the One in a Million Apps server. Deregistering Golf Target GPS will remove all your golf information from our cloud servers. If this is the only (or last) One in a Million Apps product you have registered for, your username & password will also be deleted. Your scorecards, strokes, and club history will remain on your device.
• GPS Map.
The [Start] button has been moved from the top right corner of the GPS map to under the Par number on the left side of the screen and the [Start ] button now changes to a [Scorecard] button after a round has been started and returns to a [Start] button when the round is finished. The [Scorecard] button has been removed from the bottom left side of the toolbar
The toolbar buttons on the bottom of the GPS map have been reorganized for a better and more efficient experience. The [Players], [Clubs], and [Help] buttons have been moved to the Settings page toolbar, the [Settings] button is now located on the bottom right corner of the GPS map.
• Scorecard.
There are a couple of new buttons on the Scorecard toolbar. On the left corner is the [Finish Round] button which marks a round as finished and on the right corner is the [Delete Round] button which allows you to conveniently delete the current round.
• Rounds History.
The [Rounds History] button now appears as a [File Folder] button on the Settings page.
• Settings Scene.
It made more sense for the [Register] button to be located at the top of Settings scene instead of after the password, so it has been moved.
• Sync Button
The [Sync] button now only appears if you have registered thus created an account on our server. Previously it appeared but was disabled.
• Latest devices.
The app has been built with the latest Apple tools to support all their new devices.
• Bug fixes.
In this release we added the ability to deregister from the One in a Million Apps server. Deregistering Golf Target GPS will remove all your golf information from our cloud servers. If this is the only (or last) One in a Million Apps product you have registered for, your username & password will also be deleted. Your scorecards, strokes, and club history will remain on your device.
• GPS Map.
The [Start] button has been moved from the top right corner of the GPS map to under the Par number on the left side of the screen and the [Start ] button now changes to a [Scorecard] button after a round has been started and returns to a [Start] button when the round is finished. The [Scorecard] button has been removed from the bottom left side of the toolbar
The toolbar buttons on the bottom of the GPS map have been reorganized for a better and more efficient experience. The [Players], [Clubs], and [Help] buttons have been moved to the Settings page toolbar, the [Settings] button is now located on the bottom right corner of the GPS map.
• Scorecard.
There are a couple of new buttons on the Scorecard toolbar. On the left corner is the [Finish Round] button which marks a round as finished and on the right corner is the [Delete Round] button which allows you to conveniently delete the current round.
• Rounds History.
The [Rounds History] button now appears as a [File Folder] button on the Settings page.
• Settings Scene.
It made more sense for the [Register] button to be located at the top of Settings scene instead of after the password, so it has been moved.
• Sync Button
The [Sync] button now only appears if you have registered thus created an account on our server. Previously it appeared but was disabled.
• Latest devices.
The app has been built with the latest Apple tools to support all their new devices.
• Bug fixes.
V1.4
Aug 24, 2019
* A recenter button has been added to the map screen below the hole number and par information. Touching the button recenters the map on your current location.
* The synchronize button is now disabled after being touched until the synchronize operation completes. This change provides feedback that the button has been pressed and the operation is in progress.
* Golf Target GPS now supports Apple’s Always and When in Use privacy option.
* Bug Fixes
* The synchronize button is now disabled after being touched until the synchronize operation completes. This change provides feedback that the button has been pressed and the operation is in progress.
* Golf Target GPS now supports Apple’s Always and When in Use privacy option.
* Bug Fixes
V1.3
Nov 17, 2018
* Updated for Newest Apple Devices.
Golf Target GPS has been updated to support the latest iPhones, iPad and the latest Apple Watch 4.
* Swift 4.2.
The app has been rebuilt using Apple's latest compiler technology.
* Bug fixes.
Golf Target GPS has been updated to support the latest iPhones, iPad and the latest Apple Watch 4.
* Swift 4.2.
The app has been rebuilt using Apple's latest compiler technology.
* Bug fixes.
1.2
May 12, 2017
* Search courses.
You can now search the list of courses to see if someone has already added course information to Golf Target GPS. Also, adding course information has been improved. Now, you can type the name of the course and touch a search button and the app will scan Apple's Points of Interest data. If a match is found, the course address, phone number, and website are added to Golf Target GPS.
* Course Info Convenience Buttons.
There are now buttons next to the course information that provide useful functions. You can tap on buttons to bring up driving directions, call the course and show the course web site in Safari.
* Add Tee Button.
A button has been added to the toolbar at the bottom of the new round scene that lets you add tee information if the tees for the course don't include the one you are playing; e.g. you are playing from the blues, but only the whites have been configured.
* Golf Course Country Name Saved.
Previously, when viewing the information about a course, the country was always set to USA. Now, you can specify other countries in that field.
* Bug fixes.
You can now search the list of courses to see if someone has already added course information to Golf Target GPS. Also, adding course information has been improved. Now, you can type the name of the course and touch a search button and the app will scan Apple's Points of Interest data. If a match is found, the course address, phone number, and website are added to Golf Target GPS.
* Course Info Convenience Buttons.
There are now buttons next to the course information that provide useful functions. You can tap on buttons to bring up driving directions, call the course and show the course web site in Safari.
* Add Tee Button.
A button has been added to the toolbar at the bottom of the new round scene that lets you add tee information if the tees for the course don't include the one you are playing; e.g. you are playing from the blues, but only the whites have been configured.
* Golf Course Country Name Saved.
Previously, when viewing the information about a course, the country was always set to USA. Now, you can specify other countries in that field.
* Bug fixes.
1.1
May 4, 2017
* Score Card on Watch.
You can now view your score card from your Apple Watch. A button at the bottom of the main watch scene lets you view your score card on the watch. If you are keeping score for multiple players, you can swipe right or left on the score card scene to view other players' scores. If you tap on a score, the enter score scene is shown, allowing you to edit the strokes, putts, and penalties for that hole.
Bug Fixes.
* Crash Creating Targets.
Golf Target GPS sometimes crashed when creating target points.
* Scorecard Cleared if Watch App Restarted.
If you force quit Golf Target GPS on the Apple Watch and relaunched it, all the scores on the scorecard would be erased.
* Target Points not Deleted.
If you deleted a saved target point (by tapping the bullseye pin, then tapping the (I) info button for the shot, then tapping the trash can at the bottom of the scene), the the target point wasn't completely deleted. If you played another round at that course, that target point would reappear.
You can now view your score card from your Apple Watch. A button at the bottom of the main watch scene lets you view your score card on the watch. If you are keeping score for multiple players, you can swipe right or left on the score card scene to view other players' scores. If you tap on a score, the enter score scene is shown, allowing you to edit the strokes, putts, and penalties for that hole.
Bug Fixes.
* Crash Creating Targets.
Golf Target GPS sometimes crashed when creating target points.
* Scorecard Cleared if Watch App Restarted.
If you force quit Golf Target GPS on the Apple Watch and relaunched it, all the scores on the scorecard would be erased.
* Target Points not Deleted.
If you deleted a saved target point (by tapping the bullseye pin, then tapping the (I) info button for the shot, then tapping the trash can at the bottom of the scene), the the target point wasn't completely deleted. If you played another round at that course, that target point would reappear.
1.0
Apr 19, 2017
Golf Target GPS FAQ
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Check the following list to see the minimum requirements of Golf Target GPS.
iPhone
Requires iOS 14.5 or later.
iPad
Requires iPadOS 14.5 or later.
Apple Watch
Requires watchOS 7.4 or later.
iPod touch
Requires iOS 14.5 or later.
Golf Target GPS supports English
