The questions we get most, answered the way we'd answer them in the Discord. Pureplay is in active development, so everything here is current today and can shift before launch.
Pureplay is a yearly subscription for one PC. It covers course play on our own course library, practice tools, tournaments, multiplayer, and leagues. You'll see the exact price, including any launch offer you qualify for, at checkout before you pay anything.
Down the road, community course designers will be able to sell their courses right inside Pureplay. Those will be a separate add-on to the subscription, with the money going back to the designers who built them.
Both dates, early access and full public release, are on our launch roadmap in Development Update No.4, along with exactly what's included at each one.
If you are on the waitlist, you will be first to hear when access opens up.
We're targeting 40+ courses at public beta, and the library keeps growing from there. The plan is to release at least a few new internally designed courses every week, with community courses joining down the road.
We're holding the full named list while the roster fills out. Got a dream course? Drop it in course-requests.
Find your course on the course map and vote for it — or request it if it isn't there yet. Every course page has a champion toolkit with everything you need to make the ask, and a one-page agreement the course signs online. A signed agreement puts the course into the build queue, and we build it at no cost.
What gets built first comes down to community demand, so vote even if you are not ready to make the ask.
We already officially support a solid list: Square Golf, Spectrum Element, ProTee VX, Golf Joy, VTrack, Nova, NVisage, Bullseye, and Garmin. More are actively in the works. Pick your launch monitor for the straight answer:
Pureplay is Windows only right now, Windows 10 or 11, with 20GB of free space, a stable internet connection, and TPM 2.0 enabled - the same security chip Windows 11 already requires, so most PCs from the last few years have it, sometimes just switched off in the BIOS. GPU tiers:
Not yet. Pureplay is Windows only for now, Windows 10 or 11. Mac is something we'd love to do, but it's a project for after our initial launch rather than a launch day feature.
We're putting real work into keeping loads quick and smooth. Concrete performance numbers will come alongside the full system specs. We'd rather show you measured numbers than guesses.
Pureplay runs on Unreal Engine with a proprietary physics engine that solves every shot per shot and per lie. Real-time environmental physics handle surface, terrain, weather, and lie interaction, so the ball behaves the way it would outside.
Add ultra-realistic 4K graphics built from real-world photogrammetry, plus industry-first water physics, and the goal is simple: what you'd hit on a real course is what you see in the sim.
Yes. Both a phone app and a web app are in the works, so your rounds, practice sessions, stats, and progress live in one clean place after you play. All included with your platform subscription, nothing extra.
We're building it now, and waitlist members will be first to see it. Still pre-launch, so features can shift.