Home Nine is in beta. Testers play the full game free until December 31, 2026. How to join

Pricing

Try it free for 7 days. Buy it once.

Try every offline feature free for 7 days. Then buy the full game once, with online play included, for two computers. No subscription.

7-day trial

Free for 7 days

Everything offline for 7 days from your first sign-in. After that, the practice range stays open.


  • Every course: real courses from map data, built-in courses and your own designs
  • Skills challenges, drills, short game practice and the arcade games
  • The practice range, with every data field your launch monitor sends
  • Up to 4 players on one computer
  • Rounds saved online on every computer you sign in to, with the achievements they earn
  • Your profile and practice stats follow you to every computer you sign in on
  • A handicap index calculated from your saved rounds
  • Save courses online, open them anywhere, and download courses other players publish
  • Publish your courses for other players
  • Online play with friends, Tour Week, tournaments, leaderboards and private matches

One trial per account and per computer.

What you pay, and when

  • Home Nine is $99.99, charged once. There's no subscription.
  • During the beta, testers play the full game free until December 31, 2026. Here's how to join.
  • It's yours on Windows, Mac and Linux, on two computers at a time. Each extra computer is $49.99, also charged once.
  • Changed your mind? Get a full refund from your account page within 14 days of buying.
  • Our payment provider, Stripe, handles card details. They never reach this server or the game.

The details are in refunds and the terms of service.

What is switched off

Ranked play and the handicap index are switched off for now. Until the server can verify that a launch monitor measured each shot, rounds don't count toward a handicap and tournament entries are refused. Tour Week's open division is the exception, and its board marks rounds as unverified.

We'd rather tell you before you buy. How it plays covers what's stored online, where courses come from, and what a simulator can and can't measure.