Avoid at all costs
The app says all you need to do to cancel your subscription is to email them, but they ignore repeated emails and continue to take money from your account. Awful customer service.
Awful
Do not use, essentially take your money and then remove your access, no response to repeated emails to the developer, and to make matters worse a subsequent payment has also been taken. Stay well clear.
About the app
The app is great for stats but once it comes time to cancel your subscription they do not reply to your emails and continue to charge you.
Now they have cancelled my account but have still charged me the past 3 months even after countless unanswered emails! I highly recommend not using this app their service is terrible I am very disappointed that they are stealing money from customers.
Now they have cancelled my account but have still charged me the past 3 months even after countless unanswered emails! I highly recommend not using this app their service is terrible I am very disappointed that they are stealing money from customers.
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Unusable
Can’t get past the first disclaimer page because my phone screen is too small. :(
Glitchy and not comprehensive
Biggest issue is that the app glitches and quits too often, also issues with logging in.
Also, for tracking strokes gained, you can’t input the course rating or slope of the course you’re playing—so it isn’t really giving you an accurate depiction of your strokes gained. For example, I shot 70 on a par 71 and when I compared my stats to a tour pro it said my strokes gained was -0.17. That makes no sense—that would mean a tour pro would average 69.83 on the course I played, which had a course rating and slope of 72.8 and 133. A tour pro would definitely do better than that on average on that course (I would guess in the 66-67 range). This needs to allow for inputs as to the difficulty of the course you played, otherwise all par 71 courses are treated as the same difficulty.
Also, for tracking strokes gained, you can’t input the course rating or slope of the course you’re playing—so it isn’t really giving you an accurate depiction of your strokes gained. For example, I shot 70 on a par 71 and when I compared my stats to a tour pro it said my strokes gained was -0.17. That makes no sense—that would mean a tour pro would average 69.83 on the course I played, which had a course rating and slope of 72.8 and 133. A tour pro would definitely do better than that on average on that course (I would guess in the 66-67 range). This needs to allow for inputs as to the difficulty of the course you played, otherwise all par 71 courses are treated as the same difficulty.
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