Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors Featuring Golf's First-Ever A.I. Powered GPS Rangefinder

My husband loved and kept him busy for a few weeks during summer, I love how happy he was to show me his performance during the day

The screw in sensors are fantastic. The free app that the sensor pair to is laid out logically. Having all your stats at your fingertips is a game changer. Once you played 5 full rounds the app opens up and becomes a personal caddy suggesting the club you should use - it gets more accurate with more rounds (data). What more could you want!

Pretty good, your gonna edit/add shots regardless, sometimes it doesn't register then hit, but its a pretty cool system.

Follow instructions and you will be satisfied. use mine to track stats mainly, shorts, up and downs, GIR's, lefts and rights

Great product! High quality. Worth every penny.

Originally I saw a demo of this product at a trade show but it had not shipped yet. The demo at their booth was amazing. I fell in love with it from the first experience I had. I finally ordered it and have used it for at least 5 rounds and I love it even more. It showed up in this beautiful packaging. It was very easy to setup. The instructions can't be any easier. The sensors are extremely accurate and on point. The club tracking and caddie features are extremely helpful and then you get these awesome reports to give you better ideas on club selection and preparation for the next round. Every golfer should own these sensors. I love it!

Before I jump right in, I am a mid handicapper and by no means an expert.Set up and installation: This was a breeze, download the app, register, attach the sensors and then pair them. Total process is about 10-15 minutes.Usage: Too many features to go into but I let's start with the GPS. I love the fact that I can be on a hole and you see a top down of the hole with hazards. You always get the distance to the front of the green, middle and the back. (new feature allows people to tag where the actual hole is for others).This thing keeps so much useful data to help you understand how you play. This way you know where you need improvement. Just before you tee off, open the app, play around and place it in your pocket and it will do the rest.As you hit the ball and go to where it laded and hit your next shot it will add the distance of your last shot and record which club was used.Summary: For those of you who love stats and want to use them to better your game then this is for you. It's not a swing analyzer just to be clear. 100% recommend this.

I have dabbled with various swing sensors that I've used at the range but never used something like this that tracks actual gameplay. A buddy had a garmin watch which he showed me that does some similar stuff. After comparing watches to this system, I decided to try the Arccos and pair with my Apple Watch.Installation and pairing went smoothly and I was done in about 10 minutes. I played my first round yesterday and the app easily found and downloaded the course I was on. I started the round on the first tee as the instructions said and I was off. The GPS function worked flawlessly. We compared the numbers to others using 18birdies and watches as well as laser rangefinders (I have one of those as well). The front/middle/back distances were spot on and the ability to zoom in and get distances to the pin was very nice (assuming you could see the specific location of the pin). I will say that while this helped, I still used my laser range finder to get more precise. Combining the two was actually awesome. In cases where the pin was near the back, I was able to use the specific distances from my range finder and then use the Arccos GPS to tell me how far to the back so I could determine which club to use. The place we played has massive greens so it does matter. Sometimes 2-3 club differences.Shot tracking itself was a blast. I know how far I hit stuff on the range but this brings real life play into perspective. First, other than 1 shot that did not register, it picked up all shots including putts. As long as you address the ball for tap ins, it will register. I was mostly hitting 3 wood off the tees and was playing with guys that looked to be bombing their drivers. Yet, I was keeping up with them with my 3 wood. I was getting distances of 260 to 290 yards with my 3 wood. Having these types of shot distances actually helps you understand ball flight a little better in my opinion. My 3 woods were high boring shots vs the other guys in my group that were hitting lower shots with their drivers. Over time, when you are looking at distances for clubs, especially your woods, I think your ball flight will start to show where some issues are coming from. Maybe help you select a different shaft or loft to alter your ball flight. maybe..we shall see.The scoring worked well and I only had to make one adjustment for the missed shot. The app is easy to use to go in and edit stuff like missed shots, putts or penalty strokes. and if you need to edit an actual location of a shot you can do that as well. It is very easy to use..After the round I started digesting the numbers and stats. Most of my irons look to be in the range of what I believe I hit them but it is still early. The greens in regulation and fairways hit, etc...will be more telling over time. I will say that missed fairway locations was not surprise to me.I have 4 more rounds to go to unlock the caddie feature. this will supposedly give me advice on what club to hit as well as other course related info. looking forward to that.For now, this has been a great training aid and I actually shot the lowest round in over 5 years. I have to give this credit because it did make me think before making stupid mistakes.For the record, I used to be a much better golfer with a handicap as low as 6 but now I am lucky if I break 90 (bad shoulder and 2 kids will do that to you!). Last year I only got out 5 times and all of my rounds were between 87 and 89. Consistent but way off what I remember from "back in the day". Yesterday I shot an 83 on a difficult course and that was with taking 2 penalty drops to avoid hitting out of really thick rough. I was quite pleased.

My wife got me the Arccos system as a Christmas present a couple of years ago and I loved it pretty much from day 1. I love the stats and data it provides and how it’s helped me be smarter about club selection and figuring out how I should spend my practice time. I also love going back and re-living my rounds whenever I’m not able to get out on the course.In fact, I love Arccos so much that when my clubs got stolen out of my car recently with the Arccos sensors attached, I had to buy it again (hence the review title) as I just can’t go back to playing without it after having it these past few years.

I am sending this POS back! It is SO frustrating. It misses shots taken (and YES my phone was in my pocket, as much as I hate having to keep it there). So, it missing shots is annoying, but what’s even MORE ANNOYING than that is trying to edit shots. The editing starts from the pin (from what I could tell) which makes NO SENSE when you need to “edit” (more like ADD a missed shot). And no way am I going to wait to get home to try to edit it. Why wait and try to remember exactly where the ball dropped hours later?? Please. This POS system us do frustrating. And dealing with the B.S. WHILE ON THE COURSE just throws the entire round off. The Arccos caddie isn’t worth the distraction and frustration. I’m very sorry I wasted my Father’s Day gift on getting this. Awful choice!

This is a pretty good product for golfers that want to have better course management, improvement club selection, and who are into statistical data of their rounds.. Setup is pretty easy as you just open app add clubs and scan the sensors for each club. When using, you have to keep the phone on at all times, with location on as well in the left pocket or right pocket if you hit left handed. Make sure you have a power bank handy in case your phone uses up battery if you have other background apps running simultaneously. Other GPS apps that use NFC is cumbersome as you have to authenticate each club before you hit. Arccos is automatic so when you get your club and setup for hitting it is detected till the next club is used at the new spot of the ball. In order to enable Arcoss caddie you have to play about 90 holes to activate it. It would be nice to have an option/feature of voice feedback from what the caddie says on your next shot rather than taking out your phone and looking at the screen on what it shows you.Note: They also have a new device where you can leave your phone in your cart and this other Arccos sensor clips to your belt and tracks your clubs.

I am loving this product! I had some accuracy issues upon initial use but made some config amendments and I'm sharing them to help others. All of the advice is specific to Android users:- If using an 'App Optimizer', in my case this is 'Greenify' - Whitelist/Ignore the Arccos app- Download and install 'GPS Status'- Turn off 'Battery optimization' for Arccos. This will keep the app running in the background.The app does use a significant amount of battery, this isn't a criticism, it's to be expected as it's using GPS and Bluetooth. Because of this, if you're playing 18 holes, I'd recommend taking a portable battery charger with you.Apart from the shot tracking (as I'm always forgetting how many shots I've played), being able to pinpoint a specific target on each stroke is one of the best features, that basically acts as a range finder with better accuracy and super helpful.The range finder can also act as a ball finder, if you know you hit the specific club x yards, you can pinpoint it on the map, cross reference this with where you think you hit it and you can narrow down where the ball's landed to a 10m radius which equates to fewer balls lost.The analytics are incredible, knowing if you have a tendency to hit the ball left, right, short or long and to have this per club is priceless.Some shots don't get registered but this is minor as you can add them on the go.Hats off to Arccos, great product.

I've played 4 rounds with this system so far and can already see how this will improve anyone's game. It took like 5 minutes to set up and download the course and then you just play and it records all your shots. Then after the round, you get a ton of stats back that are super helpful. Have gotten my club distances dialed in and constantly using the rangefinder to get plays-like distances during the round. I've just unlocked the Caddie feature so I'm sure that's a game-changer too. My only question is why did I wait so long to get this??

Somehow my round of 83 today became a 55 in the Arccos app. Totally unsatisfied with this system. Technology is not ready for prime time.

After several rounds I found that this system to be too distracting, so it was affecting my golf rounds. Maybe I could wait to get home to review each hole, but by then I've forgotten most hole details like pin position. So I have been checking after every hole while playing. For instance, setting the actual pin position and first putt position is really only feasible while on the course right after the hole.I found that I was so busy tweaking each hole in the app so that I lost any "groove" I may have had while playing. Yesterday I decided to stop paying attention to the app and green positions -- and my game noticeably improved immediately.The sensors do a good job of recording strokes (phone in left front pocket with screen against my leg, as Arccos told me when I called for advice). Sometimes a false stroke is recorded, seemingly if I bump a club while it's upright (sensors work only when club is upright). One fault - putts from off the green fringe or near fringe are counted as putts (they're not -- this is equivalent to a short pitch shot onto the green). So I spend far too much time editing shots on and around the green. In today's "hurry up" golf game, this is distracting to me and to my fellow players -- as they've told me.For now the Arccos sensors are coming off my clubs to be replaced by the GameGolf sensors I had been using. The GameGolf sensors are tactile -- I know exactly when a shot is being recorded. No false shots. On the green GameGolf seems much less accurate, but basically I'm just counting putts. Arccos counts first putt distance, but then just total putts. This must be to help with calculating chipping accuracy.

Edit reviewI’ve found a way to make these work. If your willing to take the time and monitor the progress after each hole. They will work. It is not a set it and forget it and just check after you finish your round. Other wise you will have shots bleeding into the next hole. If you keep an eye on it. Not too badI’ve tried three different versions of this. The grips both versions of the sensor. It is garbage. Golf is frustrating enough without having to deal with this thing missing shots all the time. The Apple Watch use is unusable. I’ve since migrated to Garmin sensors,Well not as pretty an app they seem to track shots very well. Buyer beware on this Arcoss.