Arccos has hit a major milestone by recording its one billionth shot since 2012.
The PGA Tour’s official game tracker now boasts 2.5 trillion data points from 20 million rounds played globally by its members.
On Sunday, July 21, Australian amateur golfer Jordan Cook made the historic shot at Beverley Park Golf Club in Sydney with an 8-iron from 145 yards out .
Reacting to this achievement, CEO and co-founder Sal Syed said, “One billion shots is a massive number, but it’s really just the beginning of the journey we are on to revolutionize the game by connecting every golfer and the entire golf industry to what’s happening on the course.”
Sal Syed believes that on-course data is incredibly valuable for golf. He says Arccos has made big steps in capturing this data accurately and using it to help both professional and amateur golfers improve their performance. “We’ve made huge strides toward capturing that data simply, accurately and at scale,” he added.
New Features:
Arccos recently introduced ‘PGA Tour Quality Approach Shot,’ which highlights when a player matches or exceeds the PGA Tour average from similar distances and conditions. This feature helps amateurs compare their best shots with those of top players.
Fans might think this new feature makes tracking progress more exciting!
Ambassadors like Matt Fitzpatrick, Edoardo Molinari, and Scottie Scheffler’s caddie Ted Scott support Arccos’ mission. The company believes there are endless opportunities ahead and feels confident about achieving great things with their current team.
The Arccos app offers players detailed analysis and tips to understand their game better. It aims to help golfers lower their scores and Handicap index through in-depth insights.
What do you think about these new features?
