Trust & Legal

User-directed data. Clear public boundaries.

Bay2Course is independent. Golfers choose what to save, review detected stats before saving, and control what they share. Legal, privacy, upload, affiliate, partner, and no-affiliation policies live here together.

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Use this for privacy, deletion, support, media, partner, affiliate, refund, trademark, and takedown requests.

Privacy Account and deletion requests Support App, payment, and import help Legal Trademark or takedown review

This request is reviewed so support, privacy, legal, and partnership needs can be handled cleanly.

Privacy PolicyHow account, upload, payment, analytics, and support data are handled. TermsUse of the app, account responsibilities, subscriptions, and product boundaries. Refund PolicyRefund handling for Stripe web checkout and store-managed purchases. Data DeletionHow users can request account or data removal. Upload PolicyRules for screenshots, images, visible metrics, and user-controlled uploads. Copyright & ScreenshotsScreenshot-use boundaries, takedown requests, and user responsibilities. Data SourcesAttribution and source notes for course, app, and user-directed data. Accuracy & RulesGolf decision support is not a rules official, coach, fitter, or guaranteed outcome. No AffiliationThird-party names and trademarks remain owned by their respective companies. Affiliate DisclosuresFree codes, commissions, sponsors, review access, and partner disclosures.

Partner and affiliate guardrails

Affiliate codes, review codes, partner-code pages, outreach, and public copy cannot imply that any simulator, launch monitor, venue, course, app, equipment brand, coach, media outlet, or technology company endorses, sponsors, certifies, integrates with, or officially supports Bay2Course unless that is signed and announced.

Bay2Course does not bypass memberships, subscriptions, access controls, exports, APIs, terms, or platform restrictions. The current product workflow is user-directed: golfers choose screenshots, text, CSV files, notes, or visible metrics, then review and save their own records.