It would be interesting to know (during a round) what your average score on the hole is. “Your average score on this hole is 4.6, and last time you played you shot a bogey” or something along those lines.
For people who play a majority of their golf on one home course, it would be really helpful for club choice, and to know where you should be focusing on improving your game. And also to compare how your best/worst holes compare to the publishes lowest/handicap rating or each hole

As a user. I want to be able to use foursum on my smart watch. An app that is compatible with Google wear, Apple and Samsung watches. So that I can track my performance on the course through my smart watch.

Acceptance criteria would include access to the following through the watch
- hole distance
- stroke counter
- putting counter
- off the tee left/right/centre
-overall score

Crumlin Creek is a little 12-hole course near the London, Ontario, airport. It's not a conventional course, but it's good for a quick round. Also one of the few places with "golf boards" in the area. Would be nice to have it on the app since I play it quite often. Not sure how to accommodate the app to allow 12-hole courses though.

Hay team. Love the app all the way from Australia.
I would like to see drops added to the scoring system. Also sand, water and ob would be great so you can review your errors after the round.

Great app, keep up the good work.

It would be nice to see per hole stats for a home course. There's a suggestion for stats per par 3/4/5 which would also be great, but being able to see what you average for score, fairways hit, gir and putts per hole would very very insightful.

Proximity to the hole will help in determining cause of number of putts per hole.

An option to track missed greens more accurately. Bunker scrambling. Missing long, left, right, or short. It would also be amazing if there was a way to record what clubs you used so when you look at career stats you can see that your gap wedge consistently puts it closer than your 60.

Can you possibly add sand shots and drops

Most of my rounds played are only 9 but the first time I entered a round of 18 it erased all my 9 hole stats and only shows my season total as one round played. It would be cool if you could toggle and see your season stats compared by 9 or 18 so I don't feel obligated to set up two separate rounds of 9 in order to keep my season stats intact.

I would like to see my stats for all rounds played along with the last round and the season stats.

I don't like having my name public and associated with a course. Would be awesome if you could make it so you don't have to set a home course and so people only see your name if you set your profile to public.

it would be great what it takes to complete a performance achievements. for example: unstoppable! the nane sounds great but is it possible to add details?

The request:

It sure I tried my best to get the better score but if i know what I can complete on the next shot, i will feel it more exciting, feeling!!

It would be great if I could import my scores from oobgolf into foursum. It would be even better if I could do that, and also post my scores to oobgolf.

I think it would be neat if you could record what clubs you used on what hole. For instance, on a par 5, you would choose that you tee'd off with your driver, then hit next with a 3 wood, then hit next with a 9 iron, and then the number of putt features is already there so obviously you used a putter after landing on the green. I would like to be able to see what clubs I used in previous rounds to make slight adjustments.

Please include an area on your profile page where we can list our clubs being used. I think it would interesting to see what type of equipment others use.

I play in a large multi group game each week. It would be nice to add several groups to my tee time/match invite.

To have the ability to share/not share all your connections, games, ect. Example to control visibility of connections the privacy options could be be. All (anyone), Followers (only people that you have approved to follow you), No one (no one can see your connections)

Basically have more options to control user visibility.