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E6 Connect Standard License (27 Courses)
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TruGolf

E6 Connect Standard License (27 Courses)

$2,500

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TruGolf's other buy-once E6 Connect license: 27 courses plus E6 Connect's driving range and modes of play, $2,500 once and yours to keep, with nothing to renew. It runs on a Windows PC, and it is sold per launch monitor brand. TruGolf's store lists it for most brands E6 works with, Foresight, NVISAGE, GolfIn, GolfJoy, Rapsodo, ProTee, AccuGolf, Ernest Sports and Voice Caddie among them, and Indoor Golf Outlet sells the FlightScope, Uneekor, TruGolf, ProTee VX, Garmin, GSA Golf and Voice Caddie versions. TruGolf doesn't pitch it to home buyers. Its E6 Connect page offers homes one plan, E6 Connect Home at $1,000 for 27 courses, and mentions the Standard License in its business section, as the license TruGolf's CLUBHOUSE league and venue software adds onto. Home, though, is sold only for some brands: TruGolf, Garmin, FlightScope, Uneekor, Square Golf and VTrack among them. If your launch monitor is one of those, Home gets you the same number of courses for $1,500 less; TruGolf describes Home with four modes of play, two mini games and in-round practice, and the Standard License with a driving range as well. For other brands, this is the way to own E6 Connect outright. Indoor Golf Outlet lists four driving ranges, 13 chip-and-putt ranges, 16 mini games, 18 modes of play and online events with it. E6 Connect asks for a dedicated GTX 1070 or better. Uneekor units still need Uneekor's $199/yr Pro tier to reach E6, and Foresight and Bushnell owners buy their version through Foresight. The alternative is a subscription: Basic at $300 a year for 39 courses, or Expanded at $600 for 100-plus.

Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Showroom

    Pay once and stop thinking about it: 27 courses with nothing to renew, on launch monitors TruGolf doesn't sell E6 Connect Home for. If yours can get Home, that is the same number of courses for $1,500 less.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $2,500 up front is ten years of GSPro at $250 a year, or about eight of E6 Connect Basic at $300. It only pays back over a long horizon, and only if 27 courses are enough.

  • Recreational Player

    E6 Connect Basic at $300 a year has more courses, 39, and Home at $1,000 is the buy-once option where TruGolf sells it for your launch monitor.

  • Performance Seeker

    GSPro is the practice-data platform. This buys E6's polish rather than depth, and 27 courses is a short library.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Software

Pricing ModelOne-time $2,500 (perpetual license)
Course Library27 courses
PlatformWindows PC with a dedicated GTX 1070 or better
Compared to HomeE6 Connect Home is $1,000 for 27 courses, sold only for some brands (TruGolf, Garmin, FlightScope, Uneekor, Square Golf, VTrack and a few others)
Included (Indoor Golf Outlet)4 driving ranges, 13 chip-and-putt ranges, 16 mini games, 18 modes of play, online events

Compatibility

Sold ForOne license per launch monitor brand; TruGolf's store lists most E6 brands, and Indoor Golf Outlet sells FlightScope, Uneekor, TruGolf, ProTee VX, Garmin, GSA Golf and Voice Caddie versions

Practical

Who TruGolf Sells It ToBusinesses, as the base for its CLUBHOUSE module; for homes it lists E6 Connect Home

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