Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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Paywall blocks the basics
The new free version is totally useless. They removed all previous free features including adding other players to a game, possibility to play HCP round and basic round statistics Does not make sense to continue using this app!
Decent app for basic score keeping and putt tracking but nothing special that's worth paying for, the fact you now need to pay for the basic statistics is just greedy especially since there is no noticeable changes. If i have to pay, I'll…
after downloading and finding almost everything is locked behind a subscription I will go back to the app I used before that doesn't have basic features locked behind a subscription plan.
Price keeps rising
Been using gamebook gold for a few years. Just received a message to say the cost has increased from £4 to £15 a month. The app is not worth £180 a year and the rise is ridiculous.
Good app, but raising price to 199 sek/month is a bit too steep for the premium version.
Latest version stops music on iPhone — Like the topic says. When I switch in/out of Golf GameBook it stops the music on both Spotify and Apple Music. It’s extremely annoying while playing golf and trying to enjoy outdoors some music and…
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