Currently shows my rating and description first. Then defaults to recommended. Must then select recent. Would prefer to have recent as the default choice.
Hi Darrel, can you give me a bit more information here? What screen are you referring to this sort being on? 
Hi, Markell
For example, when I go to my home course, West Fork Disc Golf Course, I scroll down the course overview to Ratings. This shows the various categories such as Upkeep, Tee areas, and such, with a numerical rating for each. It then shows at the bottom of that list my rating, listed as “You”. Immediately below that are two boxes: Rate Course and Show All. When I open Show All, the next screen displays: 3360 ratings with a 4.2 level. Immediately below on the next line it shows “100 reviews”. On that same line is shown an up/down arrow, and the default category “Recommended”. I can use the arrows to select “Action Menu” with alternate categories: “Most recent”, “Most helpful”, “Reviewer experience”.
I would prefer the default category to be “Most Recent” rather than “Recommended”.
Hope this helps
Darrel Quick
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Thanks so much for the explanation Darrel. I see now exactly what you are referring to. I will pass this feedback along to the team! 
I concur - reviews from two months ago don’t really help I would much rather see the most current ones first and then work back in time .
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I quite like that it tries to put to put the most recommended reviews first. I would rather see a review comment that is well liked rather than the most recent ones that might just say “It was windy today” or whatever.
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I too would rather see ‘Most Helpful’ or ‘Most Recent’ as the default top of list when looking at Course Reviews. Right now it is defaulted to ‘Recommended’ but w/no explanation as to who Recommended or what criteria was used. Can this be configured/changed?.
Appreciate everyone’s feedback here! Just to clarify, the recommended filter utilizes a combination of “Most recent” and “Most helpful” which means you should see reviews that are actually relevant based on date and have been voted as helpful. “Most helpful” is obviously a relative term, so some reviews may not be as helpful you as it is for someone else - to each their own
Jenn,
I think there is a bug then in your Recommended algorithm then as I see Reviews w/no
Helpful votes near the top:
https://udisc.com/courses/resoft-county-park-dgc-fFs8/reviews?sort=recommended
V/R
Greg
Thanks for pointing this example out, Greg! For this course, almost every review that was voted as helpful only has 1 vote. The recommended sort weights helpfulness + most recent, but as a review gets older it’s prioritized a bit lower as it may be outdated in comparison to a more recent review. This is why you might see newer reviews, like some at this course, that have no upvotes but are displaying a bit higher.
Hope this helps clarify!