GSPro vs E6 Connect vs Awesome Golf (2026)

GSPro vs E6 Connect vs Awesome Golf is the software decision most home simulator owners face after buying a launch monitor. The three platforms differ more than their screenshots suggest: one is Windows-only, one runs on iPad and PC, and one runs on almost anything, including Chromebooks and Android. Prices and course libraries differ too.

This comparison uses each publisher’s own pages (and the FlightScope store for E6 pricing), checked October 9, 2026. We haven’t hands-on tested the software; see how we research.

Side-by-side

	GSPro	E6 Connect	Awesome Golf
Price (US, Oct 2026)	$250/year	Basic annual plan $300 (FlightScope store); Expanded tier also offered	$14.99/month, $159.99/year or $349.99 lifetime
Platforms	Windows 10/11 only	Windows PC and iOS	Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, iPad/iPhone, Android and other supported devices
Courses	2,500+ community-created courses plus official courses	100 courses in the library (Basic rotates content monthly)	Not compared here; check publisher
Free trial	7-day refund window (minus a $15 processing fee)	Demo download (range + one course)	14-day free trial
License tied to	Your launch monitor type (free conversion tool)	Subscription/plan	Your launch monitor
Source	gsprogolf.com	connect.e6golf.com	Awesome Golf pricing

GSPro: biggest course list, Windows only

GSPro lists $250 per year (USD plus any taxes), including updates for the life of the subscription. Its former lifetime add-on is no longer sold; existing lifetime licenses keep working, according to GSPro’s FAQ.

Courses. GSPro ships with a driving range and access to a course server with 2,500+ community-created, lidar-based courses, plus a list of official courses. GSPro notes the community courses are not endorsed by the real-world clubs.

Hardware. Windows 10 or 11 only; GSPro says it is not available for macOS or iOS. Its recommended minimum for 1080p play is 10 GB free space, a GTX 3060-class GPU, 16 GB of memory and a stable internet connection; for 4K it recommends an RTX 3080 or better and 32 GB of memory.

Launch monitors. GSPro’s FAQ lists official support for 31 devices, including the Garmin R10 and R50, Rapsodo MLM2PRO, FlightScope Mevo Gen2, Square (Home) and Square Omni, Bushnell Launch Pro, Full Swing KIT and several Uneekor and Foresight units. It notes SkyTrak is not on the official list.

Watch for: brand prerequisites. GSPro states that MLM2PRO users need Rapsodo’s Premium membership, Bushnell Launch Pro users need a Gold subscription, Foresight users need FSX 2020 or FSX Play, and Uneekor users need the Pro Package.

E6 Connect: iPad and PC, polished course library

E6 Connect describes itself as cross-platform: the same features on PC and iOS. It lists 100 courses in its library and says 18 of them are on Golf Digest’s “Top 100 Courses in America” list.

Plans. E6’s site describes a Basic subscription, which rotates the courses and mini-games available each month, and an Expanded subscription with access to the full library (excluding premium course content). E6’s own page doesn’t show prices; the FlightScope store sells the Basic annual plan at $300, listing 27 standard courses, 12 rotating courses and 17 practice areas. Pricing and bundles vary by launch monitor brand, and some launch monitors include E6 access, so check the price for your device.

Hardware. PC: Intel i5, 8 GB RAM, an Nvidia 1070-class GPU, 25 GB storage, Windows 10 64-bit and an internet connection. iOS: iPad Pro 1 or later, iPad 5 or later, iPad Air 3, iPad Mini 5 or iPhone 8 or later.

Watch for: E6’s PC requirements are lighter than GSPro’s, which matters if you don’t own a gaming PC. You can try a free demo with the practice range and Aviara Golf Club.

Awesome Golf: cheapest entry and widest device support

Awesome Golf lists US prices of $14.99/month, $159.99/year or $349.99 for a lifetime license, and says every license, including lifetime, gets future feature updates. New users get a 14-day free trial.

Licenses are tied to your launch monitor, not your device, so you can switch between Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, iPad/iPhone and Android with the same launch monitor.

Watch for: the lifetime price is the lowest long-term software cost of the three. It’s a strong fit if you don’t want a PC in the room.

Three-year cost

Using only the prices above (taxes excluded):

Software	Year 1	3-year total
GSPro	$250	$750
E6 Connect Basic (FlightScope store price)	$300	$900
Awesome Golf annual	$159.99	$479.97
Awesome Golf lifetime	$349.99	$349.99

Add any launch-monitor membership your brand requires; our launch monitor subscription costs guide lists them.

Which should you choose?

• You have (or will buy) a Windows gaming PC and want the most courses: GSPro.
• You want to run the sim from an iPad: E6 Connect or Awesome Golf.
• You want the lowest long-term cost and a no-PC setup: Awesome Golf lifetime.
• You own a Mac or Chromebook: Awesome Golf (GSPro is Windows-only; E6 lists PC and iOS).

Whatever you choose, confirm your launch monitor is officially supported and note any brand subscription it needs before you pay. If you’re still choosing hardware, start with best launch monitors under $1,000.

Bottom line

GSPro is the value pick for Windows PC owners who want the biggest course list at $250 a year. E6 Connect gives iPad users a polished library, at a higher annual price. Awesome Golf is the cheapest and most device-flexible, especially with its $349.99 lifetime license.