Asked and answered.

The plan is $299 a year for full platform access. That covers course play, practice tools, tournaments, multiplayer, and leagues. One subscription, the whole platform.

That number reflects Pureplay at full scale. While the course library and features are still growing into it, early pricing is planned to sit below that.

We're also building a way for community course designers to make money from their work right inside the platform. Those community courses will likely carry an additional cost, with the money going back to the designers who built them.

We are shooting for an early fall public beta and a full public launch in late fall 2026.

We are keeping it directional on purpose, because we would rather hit our window than name an exact day and underdeliver. If you are on the waitlist, you will be first to hear when the beta opens up, including the chance to get access.

We're targeting 40+ courses at public beta, and the library keeps growing from there. The plan is to release at least a few new internally designed courses every week, with community courses joining down the road.

We're holding the full named list while the roster fills out. Got a dream course? Drop it in course-requests.

Grab the one-page course agreement pinned in course-requests and get your home course signed up as an official Pureplay course. That gets it into the build queue, and we build it at no cost.

What gets built first comes down to community demand, so even if you are not ready to sign, drop your request in course-requests.

Not yet. Pureplay is Windows only for now, Windows 10 or 11. Mac is something we'd love to do, but it's a project for after our initial launch rather than a launch day feature.

We're putting real work into keeping loads quick and smooth. Concrete performance numbers will come alongside the full system specs. We'd rather show you measured numbers than guesses.

Pureplay runs on Unreal Engine with a proprietary physics engine that solves every shot per shot and per lie. Real-time environmental physics handle surface, terrain, weather, and lie interaction, so the ball behaves the way it would outside.

Add ultra-realistic 4K graphics built from real-world photogrammetry, plus industry-first water physics, and the goal is simple: what you'd hit on a real course is what you see in the sim.

Yes. Both a phone app and a web app are in the works, so your rounds, practice sessions, stats, and progress live in one clean place after you play. All included with your platform subscription, nothing extra.

We're building it now, and waitlist members will be first to see it. Still pre-launch, so features can shift.