
Below Par: Golf Scorecard
Caddie, Yardages and Handicap
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What's New in Below Par
3.0.3
September 30, 2026
British Columbia, and a lot more rounds that count 247 British Columbia courses across 140 towns — Vancouver Island, the Okanagan, the Kootenays, the Sea-to-Sky, and the small nine-holers up north. Your home track is probably in here now. More importantly: 244 courses now carry official course and slope ratings, up from three. A round played off a rated tee moves your handicap index. One played off an unrated tee never could, so most of this database used to be scenery for the one thing people keep the app for. Alberta gained 161 rated courses in this update. Where a rating isn't published, the app still says so rather than guessing. A LIVE ROUND WIDGET Wind and temperature on your Home Screen, your Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island, for the hole you're playing. Point your phone at the flag once and the dial is drawn from where you're standing: up is the pin, the arrow is the wind, and the club change comes from your own bag rather than a rule of thumb. FIXES THAT CHANGE NUMBERS • Nine-hole rounds played from an eighteen-hole tee started at par 45 instead of 36. Every score-to-par on those cards was wrong, and so was the differential they filed. • Wind speed was read in whatever unit the forecast happened to use. Three screens read it three different ways, so the round card and the widget could show different speeds for the same wind. • Deleting a nine-hole round said it wouldn't affect your index. Rated nines do count, and the sheet now shows the real before and after. • Changing your tee or your course mid-round used to swap the rating your card is scored against without asking. Now it asks. • Four courses that don't exist have been removed, including a Wisconsin course filed under Ontario. Eighteen real clubs kept their entry and lost invented scorecard data.
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