Yes - twice in my last game I had situations where I was less than 30ft from the hole.
1: Automatically, I assumed the gauge would be set to 30ft and prepared my shot as carefully as I could within the 45 second time limit.
Then "ding!" - I hit the shot perfect, I knew it would be close to the hole.
Imagine my horror when the ball went zooming over to the other side of the green and into the water!! - I looked to my left "60 feet" .... did I just imagine it, or mis-click?
... and no, it wasn't like a 60 foot downwards putt where I only needed to hit for 20 feet, it was fairly flat
2: I'm 2.5 feet from the hole ... this is a routine slow green shot which I duly execute.
WHIZZZ!!!! - the ball bounces out of the hole and multiple feet away thereafter ...
I look to my left for an explanation .. "60 feet"
It didn't happen again in the rest of the game. But I've been on here for two months at least and never had this happen before.
(Of course, I have succumbed to the automatic 150 feet that they stupidly use on the fringe, on multiple occasions)
Maybe the easiest solution is to print it just above the cursor/mouse pointer "gauge set to 30ft" because when you're thinking about the fine details of your putt, you often just assume the gauge is set to a sensible value and only find out the hard way when you execute your carefully planned putt perfectly only to find it reaches the trees on the far side.