Launch monitors that work with GSPro

GSPro works with 19 of the launch monitors on sale now in our data. Twelve connect directly, and seven need a connector. All of them need a Windows PC and a GSPro license at $250 per year, and some also need a plan from the launch monitor maker.

How we picked

• GSPro support is what each model’s page records, checked against GSPro’s own list of officially supported launch monitors.
• On sale now. Announced and discontinued models are out.
• Price spread. Nineteen models qualify. The eight below run from under $1,000 to the premium end, and include the ones with conflicts worth knowing about. The rest are listed at the end and in the compatibility table.

What GSPro itself needs

GSPro runs on Windows 10 or 11 only. There is no Mac, iPad or phone version. GSPro’s minimum spec for 1080p is a 3060-class graphics card (written “GTX 3060” on its page) and 16 GB of memory.

The license is $250 per year, the same whichever launch monitor you pick at checkout. GSPro’s lifetime add-on is no longer sold. Foresight and Bushnell owners buy their GSPro license through Foresight’s site. GSPro says it has 2,500+ community-built courses, downloaded free from the SGT course server.

GSPro says SkyTrak and any launch monitor not on its list are not officially supported.

Works directly or needs a connector

Our pages use two labels. Works directly means the launch monitor links to GSPro with no extra program beyond GSPro Connect, the bridge app that opens with GSPro. Needs a connector means the link runs through a connector program. For the seven current models with that label, the connection depends on the maker’s software: Uneekor’s overhead units use the third-party connector that comes with Uneekor’s Pro package, and Foresight units connect through GSPro Connect’s Foresight option with Foresight+ Gold, or FSX on older units.

The line is not perfectly clean. Uneekor’s EYE MINI models need the same Pro package but are recorded as working directly, and the Bushnell Launch Pro uses the same Foresight option as Foresight’s own units. The maker’s subscription changes your cost more than the label does.

Garmin Approach R10

GSPro support: works directly. The R10 ($599.99) pairs with the PC over Bluetooth, through a USB adapter if the PC has none. No Garmin membership is listed among its GSPro requirements. The R10 does not read putts, so choose an auto-putt mode. Conflict: Shop Indoor Golf’s compatibility list, last updated about 8 months before we checked, leaves GSPro out for the R10, while GSPro’s own list includes it. See R10 vs MLM2PRO.

Rapsodo MLM2PRO

GSPro support: works directly, and GSPro calls it “the official Rapsodo MLM2Pro connection”. The catch is a second plan: GSPro requires a Rapsodo Premium Membership ($199.99 a year) on top of the GSPro license. Before starting GSPro, authenticate the unit in the Rapsodo app under PLAY, 3rd Party Apps, GSPro. It has to be redone every 24 hours. The MLM2PRO lists at $699.99 and needs RPT balls for spin.

Square Golf Launch Monitor (Home Edition)

GSPro support: works directly. GSPro lists “Square (Home)”, and Square Golf charges no extra fee. The Home Edition ($699) sits beside the ball and needs no Square subscription. The connection method is not documented in the GSPro pages we read. The newer Square Omni is on GSPro’s list as well. See Square Golf vs MLM2PRO.

FlightScope Mevo Gen2

GSPro support: works directly. GSPro’s list names the Mevo Gen2 ($1,299), and FlightScope lists GSPro for PC. GSPro’s FlightScope guide covers the older Mevo+ over Wi-Fi and does not name the Gen2, so the exact Gen2 steps are not confirmed. FlightScope requires no subscription. Club path and face angle need its one-time Pro Package add-on.

Uneekor EYE MINI LITE

GSPro support: works directly, with an active Uneekor Pro package ($199 a year) required. The EYE MINI LITE is an indoor, mains-powered camera unit beside the ball, and it runs from a Windows PC with an Ethernet port. Its $1,999 is a retailer price; Uneekor’s list price is not confirmed.

Garmin Approach R50

GSPro support: works directly. The PC joins the R50’s own Wi-Fi hotspot, which GSPro recommends; a shared home network also works but GSPro says it may be less reliable. Awesome Golf and PlayBetter say third-party simulators do not need the Garmin Golf membership. Existing GSPro subscribers switching to the R50 must convert their license. It lists at $4,999.99. See R10 vs R50.

Uneekor EYE XR

GSPro support: needs a connector. You need a GSPro license plus Uneekor’s Pro package or higher. The EYE XR mounts on the ceiling behind the golfer and needs a Windows PC with Ethernet; Uneekor says Mac is not supported. Its $5,999 is Uneekor’s store price for a bundle with two swing cameras.

Foresight Sports GC3

GSPro support: needs a connector, through GSPro Connect’s Foresight option. The sources conflict on what else you need. GSPro’s own Foresight guide, which is undated, says GC devices need FSX 2020 or FSX Play. Foresight says third-party software, GSPro included, is a Foresight+ Gold feature for units bought from 18 September 2026, when Foresight+ replaced FSX for new buyers. Owners of earlier units keep their FSX licenses. The same applies to the GCQuad, QuadMAX and Falcon. The GC3 lists at $6,999; Foresight’s store showed a sale price when checked.

The rest of the list

These current models also work with GSPro:

• Work directly: Blue Tees Rainmaker, Square Omni, Full Swing KIT, Uneekor EYE MINI (Pro package), Bushnell Launch Pro (Gold subscription) and Bushnell Launch Pro Indoor (Gold subscription; GSPro names the Launch Pro but not the Indoor model separately, while Bushnell’s own page lists GSPro).
• Need a connector: Uneekor EYE XO, EYE XO2, Foresight GCQuad, QuadMAX and Falcon. GSPro’s FSX prerequisite text names the GC3, GCQuad and GCHawk only, not the QuadMAX or Falcon.

Left out, and why

• SkyTrak (original): GSPro says SkyTrak is not officially supported.
• Trackman 4 and Trackman iO: not on GSPro’s list. They run Trackman’s own software.
• Rapsodo MLM2XPRO: announced, not shipping on the date we checked, and not yet on GSPro’s list, which names the MLM2Pro only.
• Discontinued models still on GSPro’s list, such as the FlightScope Mevo+, Foresight GCHawk and Uneekor QED, are excluded.