2025 Update YTD

What a year it’s been so far

I feel like with each course you choose, we make this community stronger

Tot Hill Farm kicked things off with a bang, a huge success and the start of a new wave of builds. Then came The Meadows, a special local project where my son practiced for his golf team, simple, pure, and fun.

From there, the second 18 at Pumpkin Ridge – Ghost Creek carried the momentum, following last year’s Hollow release. Wolf Creek hit hard, quickly becoming a community favorite.

The updates to Tara Iti and Cabot Cliffs were massive crowd-pleasers, while Georgia Golf Club got a full overhaul, released more than a month before the big April tournament and introducing the first-ever tournament setup on/off feature. The exclusive Fall Edition remains a patron-only gem.

Next came TPC Natty of Canada, long regarded as one of the best north of the border, followed by DPC Highlands, where it was truly time to take flight in the hills.

I gave Riverbend a total rebuild for the Chasing Scratch community, then dropped Ballantrae: Game of Thrones Edition, a mind-bending twist that pushed GSPro boundaries once again.

Then came Reunion Tides, with its never-before-seen low tide/high tide system, a deeply personal project and a tribute to my late father.

Taking over Pine Valley from Pakman was an honor. The final build turned out beautifully and just released publicly today after a few months of beta testing here

And then came Snowshoe, winter golf like we’ve never seen before. A total game changer. If you haven’t played it you’re missing out on a treat

And now New England National and Wade Hampton, these are special, both perfect blends of realism, artistry, and atmosphere.

It’s been an incredible ride so far, and I never want a single patron to feel like you’re not getting value. I’m working relentlessly to push limits and deliver the best GSPro has to offer.

Next stop: I’m going to go ahead and get Pete dye River Course out. Never finished it. Shouldn’t take a ton of time. Te Arai North and South, New Zealand’s glory awaits.