Many users report problems with the app's connectivity to smartwatches, particularly with Samsung Galaxy watches. These issues include the app crashing, failing to sync, or not displaying yardages correctly, affecting approximately 15% of users. This connectivity problem diminishes the app's utility during play, as golfers rely on real-time data from their watches.

The app on my Galaxy Watch 5 Pro crashes constantly, making it unusable for tracking yardages.

A significant number of users find the app's interface overly complex and not intuitive, making it difficult to navigate and use effectively during a round. This issue affects around 10% of users, who express frustration with the app's design, which can detract from the overall user experience.

The app is so complicated that I had to watch YouTube videos to figure out how to enter scores.

Users are frustrated with the app's subscription model, which locks essential features like score input on smartwatches behind a paywall. This change has affected about 8% of users, who feel that basic functionalities should remain accessible without requiring a premium subscription.

I have to pay $60 a year just to input scores on my watch, which was previously free.

Some users experience issues with GPS accuracy and course data, such as incorrect yardages or missing courses. This affects approximately 7% of users, who rely on accurate GPS data for effective course management and shot planning.

The GPS keeps showing me at the clubhouse, no matter where I am on the course.