🏌️ Experience Golf's Revolutionary Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors with AI-Powered GPS Rangefinder Review

Before I start I'm an average handicap and by no means an expert. Setup and Installation: It was easy, download app, register, connect sensors and then pair. The whole process takes about 10-15 minutes. Usage: Too many features to go into, but I'll start with GPS. I love the fact that I can be on the hole and you can see the top of the hazard hole. You always get distance to the front, middle and back of the green. (New feature allows people to mark where the hole actually is for others to…

This is a pretty good product for golfers who want to improve course management, improve club selection and who in the stats of their rounds . Setup is pretty easy: you just open the app, add clubs, and scan the sensors for each club. When using, you must always keep the phone on and also in your left or right pocket when hitting with your left hand. Make sure you have a power bank handy in case your phone runs out of power when other background apps are running at the same time. Other GPS apps

I found this system to be too annoying after a few rounds, so that it affected my golf game. Maybe I could wait until I got home to check each hole, but by then I had forgotten most of the details of the hole, such as the location of the pin. So I checked after every hole during the game. For example, setting the actual pin position and the first shot position is actually only possible on the field immediately after the hole. I was so busy setting up every hole in the app that I lost every…

Got exactly what I wanted from this product. It does exactly what it says on the tin, but I'll list a few issues I had.1. The sensors are powered by solar energy. I had one round where I played the last 2 holes at dusk/dark and the sensors completely stopped working. This time it was just a problem and it was very dark so I didn't get too upset about it.2. Some shots go undetected and can ruin your round if you don't catch them. I've noticed that bunker shots, flop shots, hits under trees…

I've played around with various rotation sensors I've used on the shooting range but never used anything like this that tracks actual gameplay. A friend had a Garmin watch he showed me that does something similar. After comparing the watch to this system, I decided to try the Arccos and pair them with my Apple Watch. Installation and pairing went smoothly and I got it done in about 10 minutes. I played my first round yesterday and the app easily found and downloaded the course I was on. I…