Hole19 helping golfers on the course

Hole19, a global, free-to-download multi-functional golf app with over 1.6 million registered users, announced a record 2,000,000+ golf rounds logged by its golfers in the first six months of 2019.

These impressive figures are a result of continued, sustained growth globally and represent a 54% increase in logged rounds when compared to data from the first half of 2018. In particular, golfers from both the U.S. and U.K have contributed to this significant increase with a year-on-year rise of 57% and 58% respectively.

Hole19 CEO Anthony Douglas said, “We are proud of the record-breaking number of rounds logged on both the free and premium versions of the app. This increase is thanks to the collective efforts of the Hole19 team and, of course, our community of dedicated golfers.”

“It’s also hopefully a sign of golfer engagement growing globally and with that, the entire golf industry can benefit from more golfers playing more rounds of golf and picking up the game” Douglas continued.

Hole19 has an easy-to-use interface on your phone

Since its launch in 2014, Hole19 has seen over 14,000,000 rounds played with the app, while more recently registered golfers on Hole19 have logged more than 500,000 rounds in both May and June of this year.

Golfers are using Hole19 not only to help them plan & track their rounds using GPS on their mobile devices or wearable smartwatches but also to review their key statistics and connect with like-minded golfers using Hole19’s social features.

The app’s free version is quite good, with many of the features you’d expect to find. The premium version, however, does even more great things. For just $50 per year, golfers gain access to distance tracking, better watch functionality (scoring and tracking), club stats and recommendations, and augmented reality games. Hole19 offers a free trial of its premium offering when the app is first installed.

For more information or to download the app to your iPhone or Android device, visit www.hole19golf.com.