Release Notes

Golf GPS v1.3.6

Release date: August 14, 2025

New Features

Expanded Geofence Options

A number of new geofence variants have been introduced to accommodate a wider array of options, including:

  • Parking Lots
  • Native Areas
  • Road Crossings
  • Wet Areas
  • Ground Under Repair
  • Custom Geofences

Custom geofences may be created by the ReachGolfers Customer Success team with any combination of variations of the following settings:

  • Location (Hole vs Property)
  • Sound Effect (4 options to choose)
  • Sound Repeat (Yes/No)
  • Heading
    • Color
    • Text (up to 50 chars)
  • Body text (up to 300 char)
  • Dismissibility Options (Yes/No)
  • Timeout (seconds)

Original geofence types for Greens, Green Approach, and Cart Path Only are still available.

Backend Updates for Roadmap Items

New functionality is included to support future roadmap features, including:

  • Roll-over detection and alerting, we will be tuning this feature over the next few weeks, it will be in the database if needed for any incidents
  • Location update enhancements

Fixes & Improvements

Cart Path Only Status Fixes

We resolved a bug with our Cart Path Only settings. In some cases, the Cart Path Only status indicators in the Control Panel app were not aligned with the settings sent to the cart, causing confusion as carts on the course were still getting notifications even though CPO settings page displaying OFF in the Control Panel.

Clock Display in Local Time Zone

We fixed a bug when occasionally the screen was not recognizing the correct local time zone and displaying it incorrectly in the clock area during a round. To ensure we have accurate time appearing to the golfer, we have now built in logic to use the Time Zone of the club to define the time that is displayed to the golfer on the screen instead of relying on the devices local time.

Image Update Logic

We’ve improved the logic and resiliency for updating hole images automatically when new images are detected on the server.

Updated on August 15, 2025
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