Start a round in GSPro

1Choose Local Play

1. From the GSPro main menu, choose Local Play. That’s a normal round on this bay with the people in it.
2. Ignore the online / tournament options for now — they’re for organised events and need a set-up of their own.

2Pick a course

1. Use the search box to type part of a course name — Pebble, Augusta, Sawgrass, Gleannloch — or scroll the list.
2. Tap a course to see its card: length, par, and difficulty.
3. Choose Select (or similar) to lock it in.

3Add your players

1. Choose Add player once for each person who’ll be hitting. Give each a name so the scorecard makes sense.
2. For each player, set the tee box. Not sure? Pick the middle set — you can always move up next round.
3. Set left- or right-handed per player. This matters: the sensor reads a lefty swing from the other side.
4. Leave club selection on automatic unless you want to pick every club yourself.

4Set the round options

Sensible defaults are already in place; change only what you care about:

1. Holes — 18, front 9, back 9, or a custom range. A 9-hole round for two people fits a one-hour booking; 18 for a foursome is closer to three.
2. Format — stroke play is the default. Scramble, match play and others are covered in Game modes & settings.
3. Conditions — wind, green speed, pin position and time of day. Calm wind and medium greens are a fair place to start.
4. Gimmes / putting — a gimme distance auto-holes short putts and keeps the group moving. Our bays default to a 6-foot gimme.
5. Choose Start Round.

5Tee off

1. The first hole loads with the first player’s name on screen. Wait for the ready indicator before swinging — hitting early is the most common “my shot didn’t count”.
2. Ball on the marked spot, swing, and watch it fly. Your numbers appear on the side or bottom of the screen.
3. GSPro walks to the ball and prompts the next player in order. Just step up when your name shows.
4. Need the menu mid-round — mulligan, scorecard, drop, quit? Press Esc on the keyboard or tap the menu button on screen. Details in Game modes & settings.