Golf that lives in your iMessages.
Play your hole and send it. Your friend plays the same one and sends it back, inside the conversation you're already having.
Look at the hole. Then hit it.
No. 1 at Coral Cay. Every hole opens with a flyover.
One flick up the screen, and the camera rides the ball out.
One hole. Back and forth.
G is an iMessage app, so a round is just a conversation you're already having. Nothing to schedule. The round lives in the thread.
Open an iMessage thread
Tap the apps button beside the text field and pick the G. Choose three random holes, the front nine, or the back nine.
Play your hole and send it
A light, fast flick is the whole swing. When you finish the hole, the match travels inside the message bubble.
They play the same hole
Same wind, same ground. Then it comes back to you with their shots drawn over yours.
Nine worlds, not nine reskins.
Every course has its own horizon, its own light, and its own sound: songbirds, rain in the pines, gulls over the wash, a city humming in the distance.
Pick your needle.
Each format speaks its own language on the card, and the bubble always says it in names, because both of you are reading the same message.
Stroke
Lowest total wins the round. The honest one.
Match
Hole by hole. Go three up with two to play and it's over early, dormie and all.
Skins
Every hole is its own pot. Tie it and the pot carries. The pressure stacks up fast.
“Being able to pop in and out without switching apps is super clutch.”
It looks like a message, because it is one.
Every course is free when a friend invites you. Owning one is what lets you start the match on it.
Tap the apps button in any thread and pick the G.
Your hole becomes the message. Send it and the ball is in their court.
They open it and watch your round play out before taking their turn.
Someone in your messages owes you a round.
Send them a hole. The first one is a message they open whenever.