TruGolf
E6 Connect
E6 Connect Basic ($300/yr); Expanded $600/yr
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TruGolf's previous-generation platform, still sold for homes as well as businesses (TruGolf's E6 Connect page offers a Home plan and a Commercial Suite), and the only E6 that runs on an iPad. Course play is a yearly subscription — Basic $300/yr (39 courses, plus E6 (2026) Improve content) or Expanded $600/yr (100+ courses, plus E6 (2026) Enjoy content) — or a buy-once license: Home, $1,000 for 27 courses on the brands TruGolf sells it for, or the Standard License, $2,500 for 27 courses on most others. For most launch monitors no separate licence is needed, and some add a free slice (Garmin's R10 has a 5-course Special License; the Mevo Gen 2 a lifetime 8-course bundle). Foresight and Bushnell units are the exception: a $2,500 Foresight-sold license, Windows only, plus Gold on a Launch Pro or, on a GC unit, a perpetual FSX license that Foresight no longer sells (whether Gold substitutes there is unconfirmed). Uneekor units need Uneekor's $199/yr Pro tier. iPad supported with a thinned-out feature set.
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Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Recreational Player
Polished graphics make virtual courses immediately impressive. iPad path is the easiest non-Windows option for casual play.
- Family Setup
Approachable interface that non-golfers can navigate; up-to-8-player online multiplayer suits social rounds.
- Showroom
Premium visual quality matches the aesthetic of a high-end room.
Not for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
Basic is $300/yr, Expanded is $600/yr — both stack worse over 5 years than GSPro's $250/yr. The subscription model means the platform stops working when payments stop.
- Performance Seeker
Optimized for visual experience over data depth. Smaller course library than GSPro and reviewers consistently flag E6's lighting as 'lacking contrast' compared to GSPro.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Software
| Pricing Model | Subscription — Basic $300/yr or Expanded $600/yr; Home $1,000 once (some brands); Standard License $2,500 once |
| Course Library | 39 (Basic) or 100+ (Expanded) |
| Platform | Windows, iPad (limited feature set) |
| Visuals | Polished, approachable |
Builds that include this product
Where this fits in a full simulator.
Same category, different tradeoff
Other softwares we considered.
PremiumTruGolfE6 (2026, formerly APEX)TruGolf's current E6 platform, formerly APEX. Subscription only, billed yearly, Windows PC.
BudgetVariousNative LM Software (Bundled)Free with most launch monitors. Sufficient for range practice without committing to additional spend.
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BudgetGarminGarmin Home Tee HeroA Garmin Golf membership, billed yearly, for 43,000+ courses on Garmin R10 or R50. Among the least expensive sim subscriptions.