Everything you need to know about GSPro courses and The Course View.
Last updated September 2026
GSPro (Golf Simulator Pro) is a PC-based golf simulation platform used with launch monitors to play virtual rounds of golf indoors. It supports thousands of real and fictional courses designed by the community, and is one of the most popular simulator golf platforms available.
The Course View is an independent directory of GSPro simulator golf courses. Search by name, tournament, location, or designer, or browse by category: courses near you, the newest arrivals, this season's tour schedule venues, majors and tour venues, historic courses, four difficulty tiers, kids and family courses, par 3 courses, themed just-for-fun courses, and fantasy designs. The directory is updated weekly and is not affiliated with GSPro.
There are 3,000+ GSPro courses available, with new courses added by community designers every week. The Course View tracks all publicly listed courses from major sources including PakGolf Studios and the Simulator Golf Tour.
Many GSPro courses are free for all users. Others are released through designer Patreon tiers, requiring a monthly subscription to the designer. The Course View shows free courses by default and lets you filter to include Patreon courses.
Free courses can be downloaded and played by anyone with GSPro. Patreon courses require a monthly subscription to the course designer (typically $5–$20/month depending on the tier). Patreon courses often have higher fidelity, Lidar scan data, and more detailed textures.
GSPro courses span many styles including links, parkland, mountain, heathland, desert, coastal, and tropical. The directory includes designer-created courses inspired by real-world championship venues as well as original fantasy designs.
Yes, about 70 of them, and they're the ones to pull up for kids, family nights and simulator parties. Community designers have built Bluey, Willy Wonka and Whoville par 3s, Jurassic Park and Star Wars tributes, block-world courses, pirate islands, candy courses, Christmas and spooky courses, platform golf on floating islands, and holes inside a baseball stadium or around an F1 circuit. The Just for Fun list groups them by theme. Fantasy courses are different: they're made-up places built to play like real golf.
See the guide: See the Just for Fun courses.
Yes. Sign in with Google, then use Save to play later on any course to build a play-later list, mark favorites, and log the rounds you have played. Everything lives in My Courses and follows you between devices, and you can make your list public to share it.
See the guide: open My Courses.
Yes. On iPhone, open the site in Safari, tap the Share button, then tap Add to Home Screen. On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the three-dot menu, then tap Install app (or Add to Home screen). It opens full screen from its own icon, and there is nothing to download from an app store.
Lidar courses are built using real-world laser scan data of actual golf courses. This creates extremely accurate terrain, elevation changes, and green contours. Lidar courses are generally considered the highest fidelity courses available in GSPro.
GSPro supports most popular launch monitors including the Garmin Approach R10 and R50, FlightScope Mevo Gen2, Bushnell Launch Pro (Gold plan required), Rapsodo MLM2PRO, Square Golf, SkyTrak, Uneekor, Foresight GC3/GCQuad, Full Swing KIT, ProTee VX, and Trackman. Some require an extra subscription for GSPro access and some need none.
See the guide: compare every GSPro launch monitor.
Yes. GSPro runs its menus on keyboard shortcuts, but you can move those controls onto a phone or tablet. Course Control turns any phone into a GSPro remote. You scan a QR code on the PC, the controller opens in your phone browser, and you tap. There is no app to install on the phone, and it works over your own WiFi.
See the guide: how to control GSPro from your phone.
Most GSPro courses install automatically through the GSPro course library. For Patreon courses, designers typically provide download links through their Patreon page. Downloaded courses go into the GSPro courses folder on your PC.
New GSPro courses are added by community designers every week. The Course View syncs its directory weekly to capture new additions, updates, and changes from all major course sources.
Every GSPro course is built by an independent community designer, so getting a new one means either asking in the community Discords or paying a designer to build it. Several designers take paid commissions, and the main things they need are the course name and address plus LiDAR elevation data covering the site.
See the guide: how to request a GSPro course.
Yes. Sign in with Google to save courses to your Want to Play list, mark courses as Played, and heart your favorites. Your lists are private by default, but you can make your profile public to share with friends.
The Course View has 20 curated lists covering championship courses, a four-tier difficulty ladder, courses inspired by real venues, par 3 courses, kids and family courses, themed just-for-fun courses, and 7 course styles (links, parkland, mountain, coastal, desert, heathland, tropical). Each list is searchable and includes FAQs.
Visit the "Inspired by Real Courses" list under Best Of. GSPro designers often use alternate names for well-known courses. For example, a course inspired by Augusta National appears as "Georgia Golf Club." The list maps each alias to the real course name.
Some courses in this directory are also available on E6 Connect, another popular golf simulator platform. When a course is also on E6, its page shows a "Playable on: GSPro · E6" note, with the E6 access tier when known. The Course View is an independent directory and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TruGolf or E6; availability is shown for reference only.
Yes. The Tour Schedule page shows the full 2026 PGA Tour, LPGA, DP World Tour, PGA Tour Champions, Korn Ferry Tour, and LIV Golf schedules with tabs for each tour. Tournaments happening this week are highlighted at the top, with links to play the course in GSPro.
Yes. Every course page has a "Watch a round" section that surfaces YouTube videos of people playing that exact course on GSPro — full rounds, course reviews, and SGT league play. The directory also has a curated list of the best GSPro YouTubers (D Lud Golf, Hosel Rocket Golf, Joe Lagowski Golf, Handicap Golf, and others) at /lists/best-gspro-youtubers.
The directory automatically scans uploads from a curated list of GSPro creators every day and matches videos to courses by title. If you post GSPro course play, your videos will likely show up on the relevant course pages once you have multiple uploads. To get added to the curated channel list (and the Best GSPro YouTubers page), email contactthecourseview@gmail.com with your channel URL.