GSPro Courses List: Where to Find, Download and Pick Them

GSPro has more than 2,500 free community-built courses, per gsprogolf.com, plus 15 official partner courses such as Tobacco Road and Royal New Kent. The independent directory The Course View, which isn’t affiliated with GSPro, counts more than 3,000 GSPro courses from over 400 designers, and says the community releases 5 to 20 new courses in a typical week. All counts checked November 3, 2026. The course list itself lives inside GSPro, where you search and download courses for free. The paid part is GSPro’s own $250-a-year license and a Windows PC to run it.

What no course list tells you is whether your launch monitor can play them. 19 of the 39 launch monitors we track connect to GSPro, and 7 of those only do so behind the maker’s own paid plan. That table, and the full cost of playing, is further down. For the ranked hardware picks, see best launch monitors for GSPro.

How many GSPro courses are there?

The answer depends on who’s counting, so here are the published figures side by side, all checked November 3, 2026:

Source	Count	What it covers
GSPro (gsprogolf.com)	2,500+	Community-created courses built with the OPCD and GreenKeeper design tools, downloaded free
GSPro (gsprogolf.com)	15	Official partner courses listed under GSPro’s partners
The Course View	3,000+ from 400+ designers	An independent searchable directory, updated weekly
Tekbud Designs	220+	One designer’s catalogue: over 100 free in GSPro, about 100 members-only

The numbers differ because they count different things. GSPro quotes the community library on its course server. The Course View tracks everything it can find, including courses from designers’ own servers. Any count is a floor, because new courses land every week.

Official vs community courses

Official courses are the 15 GSPro lists as partners on gsprogolf.com: Tobacco Road, Bootleggers Lair, Conway Farms Golf Club, The Hills Course, Links at Hiawatha Landing, Lot Fifteen, Royal New Kent, Shadow Ridge Country Club, The Bull at Pinehurst Farms, The Federal Club, The Golf Club at the Highlands, The Wilds, En-Joie Golf Club, Lookout Point Country Club and Sky Valley Country Club.

Community courses are everything else. Volunteer designers build them from lidar elevation data using the OPCD course design tools, and GSPro distributes them through the SGT course server that comes with every license. The Simulator Golf Tour (SGT) says it only supports courses built with the OPCD tools, and that courses made with other design software won’t run in GSPro. GSPro describes the community courses as “high quality, lidar-based,” and they’re free to download.

Members-only courses sit in between. Some designers fund their work through Patreon and give members a course server code. Tekbud’s guide says you paste the code into GSPro’s settings and restart, and that members-only courses stop working if the membership lapses, even after download. Free courses stay.

How to download GSPro courses

1. Open the course list in GSPro. Search by name and click download. GSPro installs the course in the background and keeps it in your list, per Tekbud’s and The Course View’s install guides. There’s no zip to extract.
2. For members-only courses, paste the designer’s course server code into GSPro’s game settings, then restart GSPro. The list only refreshes on launch, per Tekbud.
3. For courses shared as loose zip files, which are mostly betas, copy the course folder into the courses folder inside GSPro’s data directory.
4. If a download stalls, GSPro’s FAQ covers allowing GSPro through antivirus software, which can block the downloader.

Where to find the full GSPro courses list

GSPro doesn’t publish a printable course list on gsprogolf.com, so people searching for a “GSPro course list PDF” usually end up on one of these. We link to them rather than copying their lists, because they update weekly and ours wouldn’t:

Where	What you get	Best for
GSPro’s in-game course list	Every course on the course server, installable in one click	The authoritative list of what you can actually download
The Course View	3,000+ courses searchable by name, location, designer, difficulty and tour schedule; pages by state	Browsing, finding courses near you, and finding new releases
Simulator Golf Tour	The courses used on the online tour, with course records	Competitive and tour play
Designer pages, such as Tekbud	One designer’s free and members-only catalogue	Following a designer you like
Golf Simulator Forum threads	Designer-posted lists, often of beta courses	Early access to courses in progress

The best GSPro courses, from public lists

There’s no official ranking, so this table pulls from published lists and names the source for each. Yardstick Golf’s guide (first published January 2024, updated April 2026) sorts courses by type; Pin Hunting Golf’s January 2024 top 20 is restricted to free courses. Both are older than the newest releases, so treat them as a starting set, not a final ranking.

Type	Courses named	Source
Easiest	Payne’s Valley; The Old Course – St Andrews; Whistler Nicklaus North	Yardstick Golf
Hardest	DPC Sodgrass; Quail Hollow Club; Whistling Straits	Yardstick Golf
Longest	Kapalua Plantation Course (7,596 yards); Fishers Island Club; Highland Pacific Golf	Yardstick Golf
Best par 3s	Georgia Threes; Top of the Rock; DPC Sodgrass	Yardstick Golf
Best par 5s	Kapalua Plantation Course; Bear Dance Golf Club; Premonition	Yardstick Golf
Best 4K graphics	Whispering Pines; The Golf Club of Phoenix; Wynn Golf Club	Yardstick Golf
Links-style	Whistling Straits; Cabot Cliffs	Pin Hunting Golf
Fantasy (original designs)	Premonition; Whispering Pines	Pin Hunting Golf
Official partner courses	Tobacco Road; Royal New Kent; The Federal Club; and 12 more above	gsprogolf.com

Pin Hunting Golf’s list also credits each course’s GSPro designer, which is the easiest way to find more courses in a style you like. In the GSPro course list you can search by designer name.

Real-course recreations: what to know

Many community courses are named after real clubs. GSPro’s site states that “the golf course simulations playable in GSPro are not endorsed by or affiliated with any real-world golf courses or their respective owners or operators.” In other words, a community course named after a real club is an unofficial recreation, not a licensed one, unless it appears on GSPro’s official partner list. The Simulator Golf Tour says trademark owners can ask for trademarked items to be removed from a course, and Pin Hunting Golf reports that, because of a lawsuit, some famous courses can’t appear in GSPro under their real names.

We don’t map renamed courses back to the clubs they resemble or link to copies of removed courses. If playing a specific famous course matters to you, licensed options exist elsewhere: E6 Connect sells Pebble Beach and St Andrews as premium course packs, and the FlightScope Mevo+ ships with a 12-course E6 license that includes both, per FlightScope. Garmin’s Home Tee Hero added enhanced versions of Pebble Beach, Augusta National and TPC Sawgrass in 2026, per Breaking Eighty.

Which launch monitors can play GSPro courses?

This is where our data comes in. Every course in GSPro is only as playable as the launch monitor feeding it. Here is every monitor in our database with a recorded GSPro connection, sorted by support level and then by three-year cost:

“Native” means the monitor’s maker built the GSPro connection in. “Supported” means GSPro connects officially with no extra plan from the monitor’s maker. “Supported (vendor sub required)” means the connection only works while you pay the monitor maker’s own plan, on top of GSPro. The three-year column is the device price plus $750 of GSPro plus three years of any required vendor plan, before the PC.

Three things the table shows:

• 5 native and 7 supported monitors play GSPro with no extra plan. 7 more need the maker’s subscription. 16 of the 39 monitors we track are recorded as having no GSPro connection at all.
• The cheapest three-year GSPro setups in our data are the Blue Tees Rainmaker at $1,249.99 and the Garmin Approach R10 at $1,249.99. A cheaper sticker doesn’t always win: the Rapsodo MLM2PRO needs its maker’s plan for GSPro, which adds to every year.
• SkyTrak dropped GSPro. Our record lists GSPro support on the SkyTrak+ as dropped for new buyers, with existing owners keeping their connection.

The full program-by-monitor matrix, covering E6 Connect, Awesome Golf and TGC 2019 too, is in our simulator software compatibility guide. If you’re setting up the most common budget option, our Garmin R10 golf simulator guide walks through the GSPro connection step by step.

What it costs to play GSPro courses

The courses are free, but three costs stack up:

1. GSPro’s license: $250 a year, per gsprogolf.com. The lifetime option has been discontinued, though existing lifetime licenses still work. Refunds are available within 7 days minus a $15 processing fee.
2. A Windows PC: GSPro lists Windows 10 or 11 only. Its stated minimum for 1080p is a 3060-class graphics card, 16 GB of RAM and 10 GB of disk; for 4K it recommends an RTX 3080 or better with 32 GB of RAM. Each course is a separate download, so budget disk space if you collect a lot of them.
3. Any vendor plan your monitor needs, from the table above. On the Rapsodo MLM2PRO that’s Rapsodo Premium, on Uneekor units the Pro Package, and on the Bushnell Launch Pro the Gold tier, per our records.

One-, three- and five-year totals by device, PC included, are in our GSPro cost guide. How GSPro’s license compares with E6 Connect’s over three years is in our GSPro vs E6 Connect breakdown, and how vendor plans change a monitor’s long-run cost is in the launch monitor subscriptions guide. The cheapest monitor with a native GSPro connection in our data is the Square Golf Launch Monitor, at $699.99 with no vendor plan. Its spec page, like the Garmin Approach R10 page, lists every metric it measures and its full software support.

Sources

• GSPro: course counts, official partner list, course server, pricing, refund policy, system requirements and course disclaimer (checked November 3, 2026)
• The Course View: directory size, designer count and weekly release rate, as published on its site
• Tekbud, how to install GSPro courses (updated August 2026) and course catalogue
• Simulator Golf Tour courses page: OPCD requirement and trademark removal policy
• Yardstick Golf, Best GSPro Golf Courses (January 2024, updated April 2026)
• Pin Hunting Golf, The 20 Best GSPro Courses (January 2024)
• Breaking Eighty, Garmin R10 long-term review: Home Tee Hero enhanced courses
• Launch-monitor GSPro support levels, subscription prices and bundled software are recorded fields in our product database; device prices come from our weekly price tracker, with the date beside each one.

Frequently asked questions

Are GSPro courses free?

Most are. GSPro's own site says the license includes the SGT course server, which lets you download more than 2,500 community-created courses for free. Some designers also sell members-only courses through Patreon; Tekbud, for example, lists over 100 free courses and about 100 members-only ones, and says members-only courses stop working if the membership lapses. GSPro itself costs $250 a year.

How do you download GSPro courses?

Inside GSPro. Open the course list, search for a course and click download; GSPro installs it in the background and it stays in your list. For a designer's members-only courses, paste the designer's course server code into GSPro's settings and restart GSPro. Only courses shared as loose zip files need copying into the GSPro courses folder by hand. If downloads stall, GSPro's FAQ notes that some antivirus software blocks the downloader.

Can you play Pebble Beach or Augusta on GSPro?

Not as officially licensed courses. GSPro's 15 official partner courses include Tobacco Road and Royal New Kent, not Pebble Beach or Augusta National, and GSPro states that its community courses are not endorsed by or affiliated with any real-world course. If you want licensed versions of famous courses, E6 Connect sells Pebble Beach and St Andrews as premium packs, and Garmin's Home Tee Hero added enhanced versions of Pebble Beach, Augusta National and TPC Sawgrass in 2026, per Breaking Eighty.

Does GSPro work on a Mac or iPad?

No. GSPro's site says it is only available for Windows 10 or 11 PCs, with a 3060-class graphics card and 16 GB of RAM as the 1080p minimum. If you only have an iPad or Mac, E6 Connect (iOS) and Awesome Golf (iOS, macOS and more) are the alternatives.

How many courses come with GSPro?

GSPro ships with one driving range and a course server with a practice facility, per gsprogolf.com. Everything else is downloaded: the 15 official partner courses and more than 2,500 community-built courses. The independent directory The Course View lists more than 3,000 GSPro courses from over 400 designers.