GSPro

GSPro lists 2,500+ community-created, lidar-based courses plus a set of official courses. The community library grows daily.

No. Community courses download free through the SGT course server using GSPro's GreenKeeper tools, and GSPro ships with a driving range plus a course-server practice facility. Your $250 annual subscription covers the full library. There are no course packs or upsells.

Use the SGT course server inside GSPro to browse and download community-created courses. Each downloaded course takes roughly 1 GB of storage, so keep free space in mind as your library grows.

No. GSPro states its course simulations are not endorsed by or affiliated with any real-world courses or their owners. Community designers recreate famous layouts; a small set of official courses is listed separately.

Press TAB at any time on a course or in practice to display the full shortcut list on screen. Standouts: Ctrl+M takes a mulligan (if mulligans are enabled), I/K cycle clubs up/down, U jumps straight to the putter, R opens the rangefinder, Y shows a green heatmap, F11 toggles fullscreen, and the arrow keys adjust your aim point.

If mulligans are turned on for your round, press Ctrl+M to replay your last shot. The Mulligan setting itself is in the round's Match Settings.

Use the arrow keys to move your aim point (left/right to shift it, up/down to move it farther/closer), I and K to cycle clubs up and down through your bag, and U to switch directly to the putter. A resets your aim if you knock it off line.

Download the GSProInstaller.zip from GSPro's site, open it, and run GSProV1.msi. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning. Click "More Info," then "Run Anyway." The setup wizard defaults to C:\GSProV1. After install, open the GSPro Launcher (golf-ball icon) on your desktop, let it update, set your resolution/quality in the configuration window, hit Play, and enter your license key exactly as emailed, capitals and dashes included.

Start GSPro from the desktop Launcher; the GSPro Connect app opens alongside it. Pick your device brand in Connect and follow the pairing flow, Bluetooth for Rapsodo and Square, WiFi/direct connection for Foresight and Bushnell. Check the Knowledge Base connection guide for your exact model, since several brands have prerequisites (see the compatibility list on this page).

No. GSPro is Windows-only (Windows 10 or 11). There is no Mac, iOS, or Android version. Mac users sometimes run it via Boot Camp or Parallels, but that is unsupported and performance varies.

Yes, at every startup, GSPro validates your license key online each time it launches. Internet is also required for online play, tournaments, and downloading courses.

Stroke, Scramble, Match, Alternate Shot, Best Ball, Stableford, and Shamble. Round setup also includes tee box, pin positions (Thursday-Sunday), gimmie/auto-putt options, mulligans, green/fairway firmness, stimp, wind, handicap scoring, and putting assists.

Up to 8 players, locally on one simulator or online together.

A customizable Practice Range (Driving Range, Ladder Challenge, Dynamic Holes builder/random, Playground), On-Course Practice on any downloaded course (drop your ball anywhere, replay shots, Quick Closest-to-the-Pin, shot data export to CSV), and Custom Skills Tests you can build from your own shot positions. Practice modes also support local multiplayer in Rounds or Elimination formats.

Beyond practice, GSPro has structured challenges including Operation 36 (a beginner-to-skilled progression program), Ultimate Long Drive, Distance Challenges, and a 60 Shot Skills Test.

GSPro itself costs $250/year, but some launch monitors need their own subscription to unlock the third-party connection. Foresight GC3, GCQuad, QuadMAX, and Falcon require FSX 2020 or FSX Play. Bushnell Launch Pro requires a GOLD-level Bushnell subscription. Rapsodo MLM2PRO requires a Rapsodo Premium Membership. Uneekor EYE MINI, EYE MINI LITE, EYE XO, and EYE XO2 require an Uneekor Pro Package (Pro starts at $199/year). FlightScope Mevo Gen2 and X3C, Full Swing KIT, Garmin R10 and R50, and Square Golf Omni connect with no added subscription, just the GSPro subscription.

$250 per year (USD plus any taxes that apply). That single subscription includes all updates, all features, the full course library, and online play. There are no tiers or add-ons.

Not anymore. GSPro discontinued its Lifetime Add-on; the yearly subscription is now the only option for new buyers. Existing lifetime license holders keep working as before.

If you request a refund within 7 days of purchase, GSPro may refund your purchase amount minus a $15 processing fee charged by its payment processor. Only sales made directly from GSPro qualify, Foresight Sports and Bushnell purchases do not, because those are bought through the manufacturer.

If you bought a new launch monitor, GSPro has a license conversion page (gsprogolf.com/convert.html) where you enter your license key and select the new device. If your license stops working, use GSPro's license reset page with the exact email you purchased with and your license key, or contact support@gsprogolf.com.

From the main menu, choose Online Match, then create a room (with a name; make it public if anyone can join) or join a room by name. After picking a course, you set players, match settings, and holes, then hit Play. Public rooms also appear in a Public Rooms list you can join directly.

SGT (Simulator Golf Tour) is a separate company that runs leagues and tournaments for GSPro. GSPro itself has no built-in leagues. To enter SGT events, create an account at simulatorgolftour.com and link its SGT ID to your GSPro player. Your SGT username must match your GSPro player name exactly, or tournament scores may not report correctly.

Yes. Online Match lobbies have a text chat, and you can start a Video Ninja voice/video room from the Chat tab, either with a webcam feed or by screen-sharing your GSPro window.

Go to GSPro's license reset page with the exact email you used to purchase and your license key. If that doesn't resolve it, contact support@gsprogolf.com.

GSPro's Knowledge Base has dedicated troubleshooting pages for antivirus exceptions (including McAfee and Malwarebytes), Windows Smart App Control, graphics drivers (Nvidia/AMD), DNS settings, and grabbing GSPro log files for support. Start with the antivirus-exception page for your product, then the log-file page if you need to send diagnostics to support.

First confirm your PC meets the recommended specs for your target resolution (see System Requirements above), GSPro is GPU-heavy, so the graphics card matters most. In the launcher's configuration window, drop to a lower quality preset (start with GSPro Lite if unsure) and raise settings only after testing. The KB also has driver-update and OCCT benchmark pages for deeper diagnosis.