Which golf simulator software works with my launch monitor?

How to read the table

Each row is a launch monitor we sell. Each column is a piece of software. I've only put Yes where the launch monitor maker or the software maker says so on its own website, and I checked every one on 6 October 2026. Where neither of them says so, the cell says Check. That doesn't always mean it won't work. Some launch monitors connect to GSPro through its OpenAPI or a community connector. It means nobody official has confirmed it, so ask before you buy.

The last two columns matter as much as the software ones: what the maker gives you itself, and whether you need a Windows PC to play.

Three things that decide it

Does the launch monitor need its own plan first?

On some launch monitors the third-party software is locked behind the maker's own plan, and you pay for that on top of the software.

• Foresight GC3, GCHawk and Falcon: Foresight says third-party software such as GSPro "is not supported for Silver members or free users". You need Foresight+ Gold, at $599 a year, and GSPro is then a separate subscription.
• Uneekor Eye Mini, Eye Mini Lite, EYE XO2 and EYE XR: GSPro, E6 Connect, TGC 2019 and Creative Golf need Uneekor Pro or above. Pro is $199 a year per unit.
• Rapsodo MLM2PRO: Rapsodo lists GSPro, E6 and Awesome Golf as part of Premium Membership.
• Square Golf and the OMNI don't need a Square Golf plan. You buy a GSPro Square licence, or E6 or Awesome Golf, from that software's maker.

Does it need a Windows PC?

GSPro runs on Windows 10 or 11 only. So does Foresight Premier, Foresight's course software. Uneekor's VIEW and REFINE need a Windows PC, Golfzon's Vision WAVE is PC only, and Full Swing GOLF for KIT comes with the KIT Studio PC packages.

If you'd rather not run a PC, these work without one:

• The Garmin Approach R50 plays Home Tee Hero on its own screen and sends it to a projector by HDMI.
• The Garmin R10 runs Home Tee Hero in the separate Home Tee Hero phone app.
• Square Golf runs from its own app on iOS and Android.
• The Mevo Gen2 and LaunchBox play E6 courses on iOS.
• Awesome Golf runs on iOS, Android and Apple Silicon Macs.

Is the software still sold?

Two of the four big names are changing.

• TruGolf says E6 Golf 2026 replaces and expands on E6 Connect. Some launch monitor makers still sell E6 Connect plans, so check which version you're getting.
• Garmin's own staff say TGC 2019 does not work with the R50. I couldn't find a current official page that sells TGC 2019. Retailers still list it, but trade reports say ProTee, which runs it, has stopped selling it. I wouldn't plan a new room around it.

Where the gaps are

SkyTrak+ and the ST MAX are the biggest gaps. SkyTrak's current UK membership pages cover its own course play, but they don't mention GSPro, E6 or Awesome Golf. Neither GSPro's nor Awesome Golf's list includes SkyTrak. If third-party software matters to you, check with SkyTrak before you buy.

The Golfzon WAVE is officially E6 only, outside Golfzon's own software. The TruGolf LaunchBox comes with E6 CONNECT Home. The NVisage NEO-E comes with NVisage's own MURLIE software, and its maker's page doesn't name any third-party software. For the SwingLogic SLX Hybrid Mini, SwingLogic sells an E6 licence key; GSPro is only named for SwingLogic's MicroSim.

One I've left out

I've left the PRGR HS 130-A out of the table. It measures head speed, ball speed and estimated distance and shows them on its own display. The model we sell has no app or PC link, so it can't drive simulator software. It's a good practice tool, but it isn't a simulator launch monitor.

What I'd do

Choose the software you want to play first, then check its row here, then add up the yearly cost. A launch monitor that needs a maker's plan as well as GSPro costs more each year than one that connects directly. What golf simulator software costs each year sets out the exact prices for each launch monitor. GSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf and TGC compared explains how the four differ.