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Version 22.0.1 · 2026-09-25
[Bug Fixes] - Fixed a bug where the launch direction was inverted in the GSPro integration
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The store currently lists version 22.0.1, updated 2026-09-25.








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Turn your iPhone into a golf launch monitor.
Shots, putting, swing analysis, and golf simulation—all in Golfboy.
All you need is your iPhone and a tripod. No dedicated sensors required.
■ Features
【Shot | Launch Monitor】
Get instant feedback on distance, ball speed, launch angle, club speed, and more. Learn your distances with each club and compare your results with your intended shots.
【Putter | Putting Analysis】
Review distance, launch direction, face angle, and more. Set a target distance to practice distance control and accuracy.
【Swing | Auto Recording & Comparison】
Automatically record your swings. Compare them with previous recordings or reference videos to review your technique and find areas to improve.
【Round | Golf Simulation】
Play virtual courses with your measured shots.…
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[Bug Fixes] - Fixed a bug where the launch direction was inverted in the GSPro integration
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