Arccos Caddie 4+

I purchased a complete set of Cobra clubs which came with the Arccos Sensors in the grips. After quick and easy install and setup with iPhone and Apple Watch, I was out playing and enjoying the product. It is amazing to start the app and play with your phone in your front pocket while the microphone and sensors in watch acknowledge when a shot is taken. Unlike, other tools like this, you do not have to input your shots or select to track them as u go around the course. The data it provides at end of round with handicaps for all aspects of your game can help fine tune where u need practice and help reduce your handicaps.
That being said, recently as others have said I have had a few frustrating rounds where it will start the round and then later when I check or go to change pin location during rounds it shows all my shots are registering to hole 4 still while I’m on hole 9. It did it while I was on Torrey Pines when I really wanted it most.
Love the app and the constant improvements. Thank you for the system and look forward to what you provide next.

If you are reading reviews ti see if this is worth it, let me tell you ABSOLUTELY. It has brought my handicap down so much. The club selection is always spot on. Need to know how many club wind you are playing into? Check. There’s a hazard to carry you can’t see, need ti know the yardage? Check. New course have no idea where to hit it? Check. This app does all you need it to. I’m on my 2nd year I have so much data collected. This app makes it feel like you are playing g with a real caddie. Gives you wind speed and direction. Let’s you compare your play to any handicap level. Tells you where you miss the most, the least, and what ti work in. 15/10 recommend. Some are saying having a phone in your pocket is the absolute worst. Don’t listen to those princesses. You won’t even notice it. A phone in pocket to lower your handicap by 5 a year? Yea I’ll take that deal. Dang good deal as Lt. Aldo Raines once said.

I bought new clubs last year with the arccos sensors so I figured I might as well try this app. The GPS is useful for getting quick distances and the “plays like” distance is reasonably accurate and useful in making quick club selections. That alone might be worth a one time $100 charge- or whatever the subscription price is. The shot detection is bad enough to make the rest of the related features (handicap, scorecard, etc) mostly useless. At the end of 18 holes its any where from 5- 25 shots off and even less accurate hole by hole. It misses at least 25% of shots so when I check the app for a distance I usually have to adjust the hole I’m playing on because it thinks I’m still playing a previous hole. There would be so much manual adjustment and entry to make things accurate it’s just not worth it. I use the watch app for the GPS, but I just use paper cards to keep score. If this app were a one time purchase, it would be worth it, as an annual subscription, it’s not. It still needs a lot of work- also it eats phone and watch battery to the point that even at 100% charge it’s a toss up whether you’ll make it through a round