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ANONYMOUS Version 2.6 introduces a new way to enter information. Use iPhone's Golf Scores app (on iTunes Store) to export games, players and courses to GXP2.6
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| Oct 24 2007 |
If you have a iPhone and you are able to install 3rd party applications using the methods developed by the Open Source Community, you should try iGolfXP, the iPhone version of GolfXpress. You can use your iPhone to enter your score and send them to your desktop version. Check GolfXpress website for more information!
(Version 2.3) | |
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| Sep 20 2007 |
iGXP2 is already available through NullRiver's Installer.app. Look for AppTapp, the OS X installer at www.nullriver.com/beta Then, install iGXP2 on your iPhone. Be aware that all those applications are in early beta stage, and are not supported by spoon software nor NullRiver.
(Version 2.2) | |
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| Mar 13 2007 |
NETO On March 14, GolfXpress will be on sale at MacUpdate. You will be able to purchase it at U$ 19.99 It's a great opportunity to buy the best Mac OSX golf scoring application.
(Version 2.14) | |
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 | Jan 12 2007 |
SEAMUSK This is the best program I've found for the Mac especially at a reasonable price. I use this mostly for disc golf and the developer has been fairly accommodating. I definitely recommend it.
(Version 2.13) | |
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| Oct 13 2005 |
NETO Version 1.83 Satbleford is working again.
(Version 1.83) | |
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| Sep 28 2005 |
NETO I'm working on the Stableford Scoring. It will be fully functional on the next update, later this week! Spoon Software
(Version 1.82) | |
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| Jul 24 2005 |
RAKKA This app has improved a lot since it was first released. Keep up the great work.
(Version 1.76) | |
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| Jul 24 2005 |
NETO Thank you Rakka!!
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 | Apr 5 2005 |
ANONYMOUS GolfXpress is, by far, the best golf app for OSX. The developer is very responsive and the app is stable and simple to use. The only comment I have: a preference dialog box will be very usefull to set measure unit and other minor customization details that, today, are set by the user inside the application.
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| Mar 26 2005 |
1. The interface correspond the Apple Human Interface Guideline, so it's very strange you didn't felt confortable with it. 2. The "five games" you stated, is a requirement from USGA to calculate a handicap, not a limitation of the demo. 3. Command+W works perfectly. It closes the open window. 4. It does behave as an Apple application. It was made for OS X and if you have any suggestion, fell free to send me. | |
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| Mar 26 2005 |
COW1 I'm using GolfXpress for about 2 months. The Dream Round is addictive. The application calculates your handicap using USGA formula and allows you to print statistics and game reports. The only thing I miss is multi player games.
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| Mar 26 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Yuck. It looks ugly and it's confusing. I couldn't get past how it looked to see whether it was worth it. Many things require five rounds, yet the demo is only good for three? Bah. It crashed a few times just clicking around, and hitting cmd-W flashed a menu but didn't actually close the window. This isn't a true "Mac" app, and it shows.
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| Feb 28 2005 |
NETO The price of GolfXpress is US$ 20,00. You are free to download and distribute it. It will work with no restrictions until you enter your third round of Golf.
(Version 1.1) | |
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| Feb 26 2005 |
ANONYMOUS here it says $10 but your site says golfxpress is $20. which is correct?
(Version 1.0) | |
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| Feb 26 2005 |
NETO US$ 10 was the promotional price for beta version. This is the final release and it costs US$ 20,00, since th eperiod is over.
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| Feb 25 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Well 1,500 people can't be wrong...
(Version 1.0) | |
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| Feb 18 2005 |
Thanks for your feedback. I don't know where you can plug your computer, but hey...what is your problem? More than 1.500 mac users already downloaded this app in one month. Windows have Intelligolf in version 7.0, still much more complex than GolfXpress. If you think GolfXpress is useless, fine, don't use it. But I didn't invent the concept of tracking performance to help improve the way you play. So, if you have comments and suggestions to make the app better, I'll be glad to accept, but if you are just trying to fight, or question a whole category of applications, sorry, I'm too busy trying to make a better application.
(Version 1.0b461) | |
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| Feb 18 2005 |
ANONYMOUS WOW, just like a pencil and a scorecard, awesome, now where do I plug the G$ into at hole 6???
(Version 1.0b46) | |
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| Jan 31 2005 |
ANONYMOUS How many golfers carry their Mac with them?
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| Jan 31 2005 |
Thanks for your feedback. No, you don't need to take your Mac with you, unless you pay for extra caddies But you definetly must know how to use a pencil and a scorecard, which seems not to be your case.
(Version 3.0b31) | |
| Jan 20 2005 |
SARGE152 Very good start. The $10 paid for this is worth it.
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