Apple iOS Compatibility

• iOS & iPadOS Versions: iOS/iPadOS 13+
• Supported Launch Monitors: All* (An adapter may be necessary for some connection methods, such as Ethernet)

The following links can be used to download our iOS App versions:

• Awesome Golf Simulator - Apple App Store.
• Awesome Golf Assistant - Apple App Store.
• Awesome Golf Community - Apple App Store.

Awesome Golf Simulator supports iOS 13 and above - as such, all recent models of iOS devices, including iPadOS, are supported. The corresponding supported models are as follows:

The iOS version of Awesome Golf Simulator can be installed from the Apple App Store.

Whilst designed for optimal use with the iPad displays, Awesome Golf Simulator works well on the displays of supported iPhones. Using an iPhone also avoids the Internet connection problem which some iPads will experience. With an iPhone you can also project the screen to an Apple TV (or AirPlay 2 compatible device) - the aspect ratio, however, may be very wide.

Awesome Golf Simulator is also compatible with MacOS 11.0+ on a Mac with Apple Silicon as they can natively run iOS/iPad apps.

Many of the Launch Monitors that Awesome Golf supports with can be used with your iOS device - and, although USB connections are not possible, you can connect to your Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth Launch Monitors with ease. Ethernet connections require an ethernet adapter for the connection to be possible.

You need to have an Internet connection at the same time as being connected to your Launch Monitor for Awesome Golf to work. This can be problem for Launch Monitors that connect using Wi-Fi and 'Wi-Fi only' iPads, especially.

The easiest solution is to use an iPad which has a 4G or 5G cell/mobile data connection built-in - alternatively It may also be possible to use a secondary network connection using Bluetooth from another device with an Internet connection.

Another option is to attach a compatible ethernet adapter to the iPad and connect the ethernet cable to a Wi-Fi access point / router / network switch.

It is also possible to use an ethernet connection to Launch Monitor models with an ethernet port, for example, the FlightScope X3.

Some devices may need to use connectivity adapters to support certain connection methods - for example, if a device does not have a built-in Ethernet port a USB-to-Ethernet adapter may be required.