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Version 1.3.0 · 2026-10-15
Expanded coach and academy features Improved performance Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.3.0, updated 2026-10-15.








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Putt like the pros! Tap It In is the premier golf putting app that will have you putting like you're on the PGA Tour. Using advanced stat tracking and the same Strokes Gained methodology that Tour players use, you'll get insights into your putting like never before to identify your weaknesses and improve your game on the greens. Track your putts as you play, or try our generated practice games, and get in-depth feedback about where you're gaining and losing strokes on the green. Also featuring a suite of putting lessons from real PGA Tour putting coaches with drills that will build your skills on the greens.
MEMBERSHIP TIERS:
Tap It In offers three tiers of access: Free, Starter, and Pro.
- The Free tier is an unpaid membership which offers the ability to record individual rounds of golf and see basic stats and analysis for your most recent round.…
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Expanded coach and academy features Improved performance Bug fixes
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