After iOS 8 upgrade, web site stopped working

Question

I upgraded to iOS 8.0 (12A365) on my iphone 4S (Model: MD276LL/A) this evening.  The problem is ONLY with Safari on my 4s after I upgraded.  It worked fine before I upgraded, since I had tested it for someone else. It works fine with my computer with both Safari and FireFox.
I use a web site that has scrollable (multipage) frames. I cannot scroll in the framed sections of the website. Anyone else with this. www.GolfMission.Com is the site.
If you go to www.GolfMission.com, select "2014 Results & Std." from the left column, then select "2014 Net Averages" from the central framed area, you will get a multipage pdf document.  It should normally be scrollable.   It does not show scroll bars and only the first page is visible in iOS 8 Safart.
1) Does anyone else have this problem (several of us do)
2) How to I report it to Apple?
3) Is there a fix for my iPhone, or a recommended a change to the Website?
4) Can I get out of iOS 8 ????  I used to love apple.
Thanks in Advance.

Answer 1

stevejobsfan0123,
Thank You for your attention.
stevejobsfan0123 wrote:
1. Does it happen with all PDFs, or just from this one site?
2. Depends on your answer to the above.
3. It's up to the webmaster to change their website.
4. Downgrading is not supported.
I upgraded to iOS 8.0.2, this am, the problem remains the same as with 8.0.0.
The problem was NOT there before I upgraded to iOS 8.
1. Does it happen with all PDFs, or just from this one site?
     Answer:
     The same .pdf file is multiple page viewable on my iPhone when viewed outside of
          the Website context (http://www.golfwebsite.ws/14493/Documents/2014%20Net%20Average.pdf).
     No, it only happens when the pdf is in the scrollable area of the website, as far as my problem goes.  I think it is a "Frame" construct in the web site.
     It happens in MANY places on the web site (where there is a scrollable frame)
     The Scroll Bars and other functionality of the "Frame" do not appear as they should and the first page is just presented as a fixed image.
          Attempts to scroll move the whole page up and down.
     The same PDF works (roughly) when viewed outside of the context of the web page.
3. It's up to the webmaster to change their website.
     It worked fine on my iPhone before the upgrade to iOS 8.0, and it works fine with Safari on my MacBook, and with FireFox on my MacBook.
     This appears either to be a bug, or an upgrade that makes this website, and I'll presume many others obsolete only for iOS 8 Safari, but not for any other browser.
    Over one hundred people use this website daily and they are complaining about it.  All are iPhone users, and all started complaining yesterday.
     I'm not trying to be smart, but shouldn't the iOS 8 browser stay consistent with the MacBook Safari, and all the other browsers in this regard.
4. Downgrading is not supported.
     Unfortunately, I'm aware of this.
Can anyone add to this?  Thanks in advance.   The website and all are provided for testing in this thread.