Arccos alternative
SQR1 Golf vs Arccos
Arccos tracks your shots automatically with sensors on every club and an annual membership. SQR1 Golf needs no hardware: you enter each hole yourself and it benchmarks every stat against your target handicap.
Side by side
| Arccos | SQR1 Golf | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Sensors from $349.99 | Nothing to buy; free to start |
| Price | A membership on top of the sensors | Free to start; £8.99 a month or £69.99 a year (save 35%), in GBP |
| How shots are recorded | Automatically, with sensors in each grip | Manual entry on your phone, or a printable A6 scorecard |
| Analysis | Strokes-gained style analysis from a 1.5-billion-shot dataset | Every stat against 14 target levels from +4 to 54, from published Shot Scope, PGA Tour and TrackMan data |
| Practice | "Know exactly which part of your game to fix" | Drills set by your coach with dates, plus 50+ published drills |
| Scale | 250,000+ golfers and tour endorsements | Newer and smaller, built in the UK |
Arccos details are taken from its own website in October 2026; check their site for current prices and features.
Choose Arccos if
You want every shot captured automatically and are happy to buy sensors and a membership.
Choose SQR1 Golf if
You want the same "what should I fix" answer without hardware, at a monthly price, and drills to work on with your coach.
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