Beyond the practical training aspects, a hidden benefit of today’s stat-tracking apps is finding the clubs in your bag that might be holding you back. Or in some cases, locating the holes in your set make-up that need to be filled with a solution that can only come about with a new club.
We looked at the stats of thousands of amateur golfers of all levels provided by Arccos, the official game-tracker of the PGA Tour. The numbers reveal some interesting mistakes that golfers make.
Arccos, the GPS-sensor-based stat tracking app that has led the charge to revolutionise how statistics can be a game-changer for average golfers, announced this week that it is looking to provide that same next-level numbers intel for pro golfers.
Arccos Smart Sensors Arccos is golf’s No.1 game tracking system and the official game tracker of the PGA Tour. The system includes 14 Smart Sensors that seamlessly sync with the Arccos app to automatically track shots during a round and deliver unrivalled Insights–powered by AI. Custom mapping for more than 40,000 courses and powerful AI Read more…
Stats from Arccos reveal that golfers with a handicap of 15 or higher make a double-bogey after a par close to 30 percent of the time. What’s the key to avoiding them?
Arccos, a golf stat-tracking company which so far has tracked 750 million shots while playing more than 16 million rounds, has announced a new strategic round of fundraising that includes investments from the PGA Tour, along with a number of equipment companies including Ping, TaylorMade, Cobra Puma and Callaway.
Golfers looking to pin-point where gains can be made in their putting performance and practice methods are set to benefit from another groundbreaking software feature being launched by Arccos – a pioneer of big data and Artificial Intelligence for golf.
Ping announced this week that it would make both the Arccos Smart Sensors and Smart Grips available as custom options for golfers purchasing any of its clubs.
Australian Golf Digest
