TESTERS ANNOUNCED: ARCCOS 360 w/Caddie 2.0

[cohuck2018]

Ryne

SC

10.5

Grint and Bushnell Watch

[simpy19]

Brian

Long Island, NY

12.5

I keep track on my scorecard and review after round...

 

 

[Mtrepanier]

Martin

Ontario, Canada

11.5

Good old scorecard.

 

Sent from my Pixel using MyGolfSpy mobile app

[dahalestorm]

David

Arizona

18

SkyGolf Game Tracker

[Captom]

Tom

IL

13.2

SkyCaddie and a pencil

[JPriceUT]

Jonathan

Tennessee

15.4

18 Birdies app

[Bommer76]

Rich from kansas

 

18 index but getting better

 

Pencil and paper, range finder

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

[romeopapazulu]

1. Randy

2. Utah

3. 9.5

4. GolfShot and paper and pencil and charts from all over the internet. It's a hot mess.

[sweenbeen]

1. Matt

2. Mechanicsburg, PA, USA

3. 18

4. Use TheGrint - Mobile app with shot tracking (pro feature)

[brianmontgomery2000]

1. Brian

2. Ohio / USA

3. 8

4. Laser Range finder and tracking is really just "mental" tracking and post-round reflecting

[sallpar]

1. Scott

2. Florida/ US

3. 7

4. None currently

[MRose]

1. Mike

2. California, USA

3. 6.7

4. None

[erichards]

1. Eugene

2. Vermont, USA

3. 8.0

4. Bushnell Rangefinder and GPS using 18birdies

 

[MC3157]

1. Mike

2. Florida

3. 13.9

4. Was using Game Golf for the last 2 years till the belt device broke 2 months ago.

[Putt4eagle]

1. Patrick

2. IL

3. 11

4. None currently.

[Hammo-time]

1. Troy Hamilton

2. Mt Barker, South Austraila, Aus.

3. 17.2

4. Currenly use Tom Tom Golfer 2 with iPhone app and have used garmin previously. 

[Orange1969mustang]

John Cole

Turner Highlands, Maine

10 hcp

Golf Buddy Watch. And Hole 19 app

[JimTheGman]

1. Jimmy

2. Texas, USA

3. 8 handicap

4. GameGolf GPS

[jsheremat]

1. Jeff

2. Tulsa/Oklahoma

3. 5

4. Laser range finder + R + Excel

 

I'm a Ph.D. engineering data scientist and in my day job I focus on using analytics to improve processes, efficiencies, and profit.  I've been taking lessons for almost five years now.  I'm convinced that with an analytical data driven/strokes gained approach, I will finally break par this year.  Basically, I'll establish my baseline and identify the specific areas in my game where I have to improve.  Then I'll take more lessons, practice, and then, hopefully, finally break par.  I'll complete easy to read reviews that tell the readers how I used the data to gain insight and improve my game.  Furthermore, I'll document how I develop scoring strategies using the ARCOSS data, to improve my scoring.  My reviews will include charts, graphs, and graphics at a comparable level to fivethirtyeight.com or the upshot.com

[UKAshBGC98]

1. Ashley
2. Dorset, United Kingdom
3. 3.6 (4)
4. I don't use a shot tracking device, but record my basic stats (Fairways, GIR and Putts) via Golf Game Book and Golfshake. I have done a lot of research into a tracking system and I am considering the purchase of either Game Golf Live, Shot Scope and Arccos 360, but would love the opportunity to test the Arccos system and share my findings with other forum members, as the shot tracker market has a lot of alternatives, so can be confusing for those looking for a system.