Recover, Reset or Create New Password

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If you forgot your password, or you signed up with Facebook, Apple or Google and never set one, you can create a new password from the Hole19 app or from our website. The reset always starts from the sign-in screen, so if you are already signed in on your phone, you need to sign out first.

On your smartphone, if you are signed out

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  • Open the Hole19 App;
  • Tap Already a member? Sign In;
  • Tap Forgot Password?;
  • Enter the email associated with your Hole19 account.
    If you signed up with Facebook, Apple*, or Google, make sure to use the email linked to that platform;
  • Tap Done and then OK to confirm;
  • Check your inbox for an email from Hole19 with the subject line Reset Password Instructions;
  • Open the email and click the blue Click here to change your password button;
  • Enter and confirm your new password;
  • Return to the Hole19 app and tap Already a member? Sign in;
  • Enter your email and new password.

On your smartphone, if you are signed in

Signing out does not delete your rounds or your account.

  • Tap the Me tab in the bottom bar;
  • Tap the cogwheel in the top right to open Settings;
  • Scroll down, tap Sign Out, then tap Sign Out again to confirm;
  • Tap Forgot Password?. The instructions are emailed to the address you have just signed out from;
  • Check your inbox for an email from Hole19 with the subject line Reset Password Instructions;
  • Open the email and click the blue Click here to change your password button;
  • Enter and confirm your new password;
  • Return to the Hole19 app, tap Already a member? Sign in, and enter your email and new password.

If you need the password for a different email address

Use this if the account shown on the sign-in screen is not the one you want to reset.

  • Sign out first, following the three steps above;
  • Tap Forget this account;
  • Tap Already a member? Sign In;
  • Tap Forgot Password?;
  • Enter the email address you need the new password for;
  • Check that inbox for the email from Hole19 with the subject line Reset Password Instructions;
  • Open the email and click the blue Click here to change your password button;
  • Enter and confirm your new password, then sign in with that email and new password.

On the Hole19 website

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  • Open the password reset page;
  • Enter the email address associated with your Hole19 account and tap Send. 
    If you signed up with Facebook, Apple*, or Google, make sure to use the email linked to that platform;
  • Check your inbox for an email from Hole19 with the subject line Reset Password Instructions;
  • Open the email and click the blue Click here to change your password button;
  • Enter and confirm your new password;
  • Return to the Hole19 app and click Already a member? Sign in;
  • Enter your email and new password.

Notes:

  • Didn’t receive the password reset email?
    Check your spam or junk folder and make sure you entered the correct email address.
    Password reset emails can take a few minutes to arrive.
  • The reset link is not working
    Password reset links may expire after some time. If the link no longer works, request a new password reset email.
  • Seeing an “Email not found” error?
    You may have: Signed up using a different email address or Used Apple, Google, or Facebook Sign-In.
  • If you use Sign in with Apple, your account may be linked to a private relay email address generated by Apple instead of your personal email address. These email addresses usually look similar to:
    abcd1234@privaterelay.appleid.com. To find your Apple relay email: Open Settings on your iPhone > Tap your name > Select Sign-In & Security > Tap Sign in with Apple > Select Hole19 > Under This App Received, you’ll see the relay email associated with your account.
  • If you created your account using Apple, Google, or Facebook Sign-In, make sure you reset the password using the email address associated with that account.
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