GSPro vs E6 Connect vs TGC 2019 - honest comparison?
I see these three recommended constantly but with very different opinions. Looking for an honest comparison from people who have used multiple.
What I care about:
- Course quality and selection
- Gameplay feel (realistic ball physics)
- Multiplayer options
- Ongoing development/updates
- Value for money
Currently leaning toward GSPro because of the subscription model (can cancel if I don't use it) but E6 graphics look amazing.
Not interested in becoming a course designer so TGC might be overkill?
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Used all three extensively. Here's my honest breakdown:
GSPro:
- Best value for money with subscription model
- Huge course library (200+ courses)
- Active community making new content
- Physics feel good but not ultra-realistic
- Best for: Most people, especially if budget matters
E6 Connect:
- Best graphics, hands down
- Physics feel more realistic to me
- Expensive ($300/year or $3000 lifetime)
- Best for: Those who prioritize visuals and have budget
TGC 2019:
- One-time purchase ($900)
- Community courses are incredible
- Course designer is powerful if you're into that
- Best for: Creative types who want endless content
I'll add that for multiplayer, GSPro is by far the best. Easy to set up online rounds with friends, active tournaments, leaderboards.
E6 has multiplayer but it feels more limited. TGC 2019 has great multiplayer too but smaller active player base.
Hot take: Start with GSPro because of the subscription. If you don't use it as much as you thought, you can cancel.
If you're still using it after a year, then consider investing in E6 or TGC if you want something different.
The ongoing development point is important. GSPro gets regular updates and new features. E6 updates occasionally. TGC 2019 is basically done being developed.
If you want to see improvements over time, GSPro is the way to go.
Don't underestimate the practice modes either. GSPro has a great driving range, skills challenges, and mini games. Good for when you want to practice without playing 18 holes.
Whatever you pick, make sure it's compatible with your launch monitor. Most work with everything now but double check before buying.