Gimme Range Golf plays Glade Springs on what it calls GSPro 4.1

Seth from Gimme Range Golf posted a 29-minute garage round on what he calls GSPro version 4.1, a day after TPL covered 2nd Flight Golf's first look at GSPro 4.0. His description says the update brings enhanced 4K graphics, a physics update and new courses. He plays the front nine at Glade Springs to show how it looks and rolls.

This is a follow-up to GSPro 4.0 is live with Unity 6 HD courses, per 2nd Flight Golf's first look. Seth's video is the source for the 4.1 label and for how Glade Springs plays on his build. GSPro's public change-log page still headlines Version 4.0 dated Nov. 3, 2026 (Unity 6, physics notes). It does not yet list a separate 4.1 entry in the copy we pulled. Glade Springs (Woodhaven) already appears on GSPro's official course grid.

What Seth noticed on Glade Springs

He runs 4K Ultra on an RTX 4070 Ti Super and says the new graphics feel heavier. While recording in OBS he saw stuttering and about 36% CPU use, and he warns that the build wants a strong GPU. Fall foliage is the selling point on this course for him: Midwest November color, mixed grasses, and fairway undulation he calls out hole after hole.

On physics, he says he tried the beta earlier and thought it got closer to real life. In this staple build he keeps commenting on extra rollout, especially on chips and pitches that used to check more. He also mentions his Open Launch Nova still not aiming putts the way he expects, so he aims on-screen himself.

What a sim golfer can do

If you already updated through the 4.0 Unity 6 drop, watch Seth's front nine before you judge Glade Springs by a flyover. If your PC is mid-range, his 4K Ultra stutter note is the practical takeaway. For the official feature list, check GSPro's change-log against whatever version string your installer shows — Seth's 4.1 label comes from the video, not from a new public changelog entry we could verify yet.