Need iPhone App for Hole Layout

[peteco]

Looking for a basic iPhone app that shows the hole layout and distances to hazards. Our work golf league plays a variety of courses new to me. I have hit shots into hazards I didn’t know were there. Doesn’t need to be fancy. I am ok paying for the app, but don’t want a subscription.

[cnosil]

1 hour ago, peteco said:

Looking for a basic iPhone app that shows the hole layout and distances to hazards. Our work golf league plays a variety of courses new to me. I have hit shots into hazards I didn’t know were there. Doesn’t need to be fancy. I am ok paying for the app, but don’t want a subscription.

If you just want GPS stuff there are lots of options.   The Grint is probably one of the bigger ones, 18 Birdies is another option; some of the courses apps provide GPS functionality as well.   I see you are in Hampton,  what company do you work for?  I'm in the shipyards league. 

[peteco]

8 minutes ago, cnosil said:

If you just want GPS stuff there are lots of options.   The Grint is probably one of the bigger ones, 18 Birdies is another option; some of the courses apps provide GPS functionality as well.   I see you are in Hampton,  what company do you work for?  I'm in the shipyards league. 

I am retired NASA and play in the NASA league, about every 3-4 weeks. We hit some high end courses like Kingsmill, Ford Colony and others like Riverfront, Stumpy Lake. I use the Grint (free version) for keeping track of my scores so I will check it out, but isn’t the added functionality a subscription? Thanks.

[Paul Hedrick]

I have used The Grint, and the only complaint I had with it is that it seemed to take a long time for my Apple Watch to get the correct yardage reads.  On my phone it was great, but the watch seemed to lag a bit, though it eventually got there.

[cnosil]

27 minutes ago, peteco said:

I am retired NASA and play in the NASA league, about every 3-4 weeks. We hit some high end courses like Kingsmill, Ford Colony and others like Riverfront, Stumpy Lake. I use the Grint (free version) for keeping track of my scores so I will check it out, but isn’t the added functionality a subscription? Thanks.

I don't pay for the subscription to the Grint and have used the GPS when my handheld battery died.   

[NCDuffer]

Golf Pad…I’ve used it for a couple years and it’s been good to me.

[peteco]

Grint has Hole flyover which is ok. 18Birdies has much better hole overview. Need to signup for subscription, but then you can cancel.

[cnosil]

36 minutes ago, peteco said:

Grint has Hole flyover which is ok. 18Birdies has much better hole overview. Need to signup for subscription, but then you can cancel.

I wasn't referring to the flyover capability; I was referring to the GPS functionality that you use while playing.    Are you looking for something that you can view prior to the round or during the round?

[PMookie]

17 hours ago, peteco said:

Looking for a basic iPhone app that shows the hole layout and distances to hazards. Our work golf league plays a variety of courses new to me. I have hit shots into hazards I didn’t know were there. Doesn’t need to be fancy. I am ok paying for the app, but don’t want a subscription.

I have used Golfshot almost exclusively for many years and I really like it! Flyovers, distance tracking, statistics, historical record of performance of clubs used, etc. I like it better than Golflogix which is the second most used app I have. The apps like Arccos and even PrecisionPro have wind calculations which are great, so I’m hoping it gets added to Golfshot at some point.

[tommc23]

15 hours ago, NCDuffer said:

Golf Pad…I’ve used it for a couple years and it’s been good to me.

I was also going to say this as well been using it for years

[jkimbrell0]

18 Birdies is free and I've been using for a long time. Good overview of hole, you can drag where your ball is and then adjust target. Distance is always to the middle of green but that's where I should be aiming anyway lol

[Bossfan]

The Grint has worked well for me.

[peteco]

20 hours ago, cnosil said:

I wasn't referring to the flyover capability; I was referring to the GPS functionality that you use while playing.    Are you looking for something that you can view prior to the round or during the round?

Looking for both. I will check out the GPS next time I play. Thanks.

[browie]

I have used SingU for years and love it.

[Angry Birdies]

I have found the best free app that is lesser known is Taylormade On Course.