It has edges and has more of a sports car look than most boxes have. It is all black but not simply a square box. The box that houses the Arccos tags is really well made.
Arccos vs game golf live full#
I was given a full set of fourteen Arccos tags for this review. While Arccos does a comparable job of getting information to the golfer, there remain a number of ways in which it can improve. This is exactly what I look for in these automated stats tracking solutions like Arccos. Through enough study of the data produced by ShotLink, you can learn to predict which golfers will play well at certain courses and what weakness each golfer has.
I have always liked ShotLink on the PGA Tour and all the myriad of stats that it produces. The main reason I was an early adopter of these automated statistics tracking devices was because I wanted to easily gather more data on my golf. There are some key differences between the Arccos and its competitor, and which is best for you lies in choosing the one which differs in the way that suits you best.Īs an engineer, I am deeply in love with data. I cannot tell you which system is better for you. I’ll primarily talk about the Arccos in this review, but where things are different, I’ll mention the GAME Golf separately. From that, you can determine the distance between shots, and combined with a map of the course, can determine the type of lie from which a shot was hit (fairway, rough, green, bunker, etc.). You hit a shot, and both record its GPS location. Both systems collect the same type of data. So when I set out to review the Arccos Golf Statistic Tracker, I did so largely by comparing it to the trusty GAME Golf I’d purchased a few months prior. It is the reason why there are so many different types of pizza toppings. The saying goes “Different Strokes for Different Folks.” The premise is that different people like different things for different reasons.
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