PurePlay

PurePlay plans 40 or more photoreal courses at launch, and the library grows as new courses are built. It is holding the full named list while the roster fills out.

Yes. Find your course on the PurePlay course map and vote for it, or request it if it is not there yet. Every course page has a champion toolkit, and a signed one page agreement from the course puts it into the build queue at no cost to the course. Community demand decides what gets built first, but PurePlay reserves the final decision.

Yes. They are hand built recreations of real courses, using LiDAR drone mapping where a course needs it, built by experienced sim golf designers, with real world photogrammetry.

From early 2027, you can build courses yourself with PurePlay tools and get paid for every course. Community courses are planned for after launch.

Yes. PurePlay's official designers build the course, it gets priority status in the production queue, and it is QA reviewed before release, so it skips the normal queue.

The closed beta demo showed ball follow modes including broadcast, static, and a PurePlay follow mode, plus field of view settings. Beta settings can change before launch.

The closed beta demo showed green contour and elevation options, plus a height map view you can turn on or off. Beta settings can change before launch.

No published shortcut list was found on PurePlay's official pages as of October 26, 2026, so none is listed here rather than guessed.

Windows 10 or 11, 50 GB of free space, an internet connection to activate and at least once every 7 days, and TPM 2.0 enabled.

No. It is Windows only at launch. PurePlay says it will share news on Mac support when it has it.

No separate connector fee is stated. Official integrations are built directly into the game using each manufacturer's own software kit, so you open the game and start playing. You do still need the PurePlay yearly license itself.

The license belongs to the PC, not to a person, so the PC stays licensed whoever is playing. Each player signs in with their own PurePlay account, and rounds, shots, and stats stay with that account. Play as a guest is saved to that guest, not to an account.

Course play, practice tools, and multiplayer are in one platform. The beta menu showed range practice, course practice, and a training center, plus mini games.

Yes, multiplayer is included, and the beta menu showed peer to peer online play, plus private and public leagues.

The beta showed a range with dispersion as shots build up, and a shot can be deleted from the group. Course practice and a training center were also in the beta menu. Beta features can change before launch.

Yes. Real time environmental physics handle surface, terrain, weather, and lie interaction. Beta settings included weather choices, wind, green firmness, and green speed.

The founders price is 249 dollars for the first year, plus applicable tax, for purchases made before 11:59pm on December 17, 2026, Pacific time. After that, it is 299 dollars per year, plus applicable tax, renewing automatically until you cancel. The exact amount including tax is shown at checkout before you pay.

Per PC. One yearly license covers one PC, and several players can use that PC with their own accounts.

Course play on PurePlay's own course library, practice tools, and multiplayer. Leagues and tournaments are on the roadmap. Rounds, practice sessions, stats, and progress live in one place after you play, included with the subscription, nothing extra.

No free trial is stated on PurePlay's official pricing or FAQ pages as of October 26, 2026. Joining the waitlist is the stated way to hear first when access opens up.

Leagues and tournaments are on the roadmap. The beta menu already showed a pro tour plus private and public leagues, but roadmap items can change before launch.

Your rounds, practice sessions, stats, and progress live in one place after you play, included with the subscription. PurePlay is aiming to release a phone and tablet app about 3 months after launch, and says it will confirm timing closer to the date.

Nothing is lost. PurePlay keeps every account separate and never joins one to another automatically, even on the same PC. You are most likely signed in with a different account from last time, so sign out and sign in with the email you used before. If you still cannot work it out, email support@pureplaygolf.com.

TPM 2.0 is the same security chip Windows 11 already requires, so most PCs from the last few years have it, sometimes just switched off in BIOS. Switch it on in BIOS and try again.

Join the waitlist and flag your monitor, because PurePlay says demand carries real weight in its conversations with launch monitor companies. Rapsodo is listed as in progress in secondary coverage, not as an official integration yet. Community connectors run through separate software and are not official integrations.