Play in GSPro. Post to SimCap. Keep a portable simulator handicap — without needing a direct GSPro connection.
Play the round in GSPro as you normally would. When you are done, bring the result into SimCap — scan or photograph the scorecard, or enter the score manually — confirm the details, and your index updates.
There is no direct GSPro integration implied. SimCap sits alongside the round you already played.
SimCap's curated library covers a lot of ground. For participating groups, members can also log rounds on thousands of GSPro community courses beyond that curated list.
That expanded access is available to participating groups — it is not universal or automatic for every SimCap user. If your facility or group wants it, reach out through facility onboarding.
Not every community course has authoritative slope and rating data. SimCap uses GSPro's own difficulty data where available and labels it Slope by GSPro. Where no usable data exists, the course is labeled Estimated.
Rounds still count toward your handicap either way. The label is there so you always know what you are looking at.
If all your golf happens in GSPro, its native tracking may already be useful. That history belongs inside that ecosystem for a reason.
When you play across GSPro and other simulators — or want one identity that facilities and leagues can share — SimCap gives you a persistent handicap that travels. More on that in One handicap. Every simulator.
Scorecard scan is one of the fastest ways to post a GSPro round without retyping every hole.
Complete your round in GSPro and open the scorecard.
Scan or photograph the scorecard in SimCap — or enter the score manually if you prefer.
Check the details, save the round, and your SimCap index updates.
Post rounds after you play. Keep a handicap that travels beyond one bay.