Arccos app analytics for March 22

Arccos, golf’s #1 on-course tracking system, is the official game tracker of the PGA TOUR. Arccos provides the ability for golfers to capture their performance on more than 40,000 courses worldwide and track their game just like the pros. By simply pairing Arccos’ Smart Sensors with the Arccos App, golfers can automatically capture their on-course shots and receive personalized, tour-level data such as strokes gained analytics and smart club distances. Along with player-specific analytics, Arccos provides other powerful yet simple features including an A.I.-powered GPS rangefinder and custom caddie advice. By integrating automatic shot tracking and artificial intelligence Arccos can help golfers play smarter, shoot lower scores, and improve even faster. In fact, new members improve on average by 5.71 strokes within their first year. Since its inception, Arccos members have collectively taken over 750 million shots across more than 16 million rounds, contributing to the largest on-course dataset in golf, which now encompasses an astounding 1.1 trillion unique data points. The pioneer of big data and Artificial Intelligence for golf, Arccos Golf LLC is revolutionizing the golfing experience. Its automatic shot-tracking platform delivers unparalleled insights that help players maximize their potential. Players may track their shots using their phone, Arccos Link wearable, or Apple Watch. See your GPS distance with our Wear OS app. Listed among the “World’s Most Innovative Companies” by Fast Company, ranking #3 in the Sports category globally. Arccos’ official partners include PING, TaylorMade, Cobra Golf, Srixon / Cleveland Golf, Club Champion, Me And My Golf, EA Sports and Golf Digest. Elevate your Arccos Experience with LINK: The small, ultralight wearable allows Arccos players to capture their shot data without having to carry a phone on the course. LINK seamlessly pairs with the Arccos app and sensors. Worn on a player’s belt, waistband, or pocket, it tracks shots in real-time – including the club used and precise location – and automatically transfers the data to a player’s phone via Bluetooth, either during or after the round. This allows golfers to play the game their way, freeing them to keep their phone in a cart, bag, back pocket, or elsewhere.