Latest / PlayBetter's Golf Tech Weekly / Arccos Golf Review (Air, Smart Laser, Sensors, New App)
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- PlayBetter: Arcos is making a run at doing it all this year, and it comes down to three pieces. A wearable that tracks your whole round from your pocket, no sensors on your clubs at all, a rangefinder that reads the wind and gives you the real number, and a reworked app that turns those rounds into strokes gained and a practice plan. Three parts, one system. So here's the question Does it hold up and is it worth the price? This is Golf Tech Weekly presented by PlayBetter. Alright, welcome back everyone. Mark Shaforgen and Daniel Fitzpatrick with you once again. Thanks for joining and for the continued support. Quick reminder to subscribe if you haven't yet, and to swing over to playbetter.com where the exclusive GTW code gets you the best pricing on qualifying products. Daniel, ⁓ both you and I have been using the new Arcos Air, the new Arcos Smart Laser, and Some of the new ⁓ just being rolled out or soon to be rolled out ⁓ reworked app features for I guess the past few months now. ⁓ so we've got a lot to share today, a lot of ⁓ our own personal experience. why don't you ⁓ give us something of an overview, kind of give us a little bit of a taste of ⁓ of what Arcos is is pulling together here with the air, the smart laser, and this this app experience and maybe share a bit about how it's gone for you. Certainly, Mark. Yeah, so this is really my first use of of getting into the Arcos ecosystem over the last few months. ⁓ like you said, we've we've tested all all the parts of it. So we've tested the new Arcos Air, we've tested it with the club sensors, without the club sensors, and we've tested with the rangefinder as well. And used separately or all together, you really kind of quickly learn how powerful this ecosystem and how how good the stat tracking really can be and and how much it can aid your golf game. I mean I've I've got actual proof ⁓ that shows my handicap has has gone down while using it, helping me focus on certain parts of my game. ⁓ but yeah, I mean I've been really impressed with all of it. Obviously there's there's some costs to it and some subscriptions to keep everything up and going, which we'll talk about. ⁓ but it's so powerful. Really, really, really good insights into every piece of your golf game. And this latest app update that they've done has has really brought forward some impressive features ⁓ that help you work on those places of your game you're struggling with. So ⁓ yeah, I'm excited to kind of dive in and talk about the different pieces. ⁓ you know, whether it's these these little club mark you know, ⁓ marking sensors that go on the butt end of your golf club, ⁓ all the way to the rangefinder. So each of them have their own purpose and you you can use them individually. ⁓ But you get the most out of the entire system, I feel like, when you have all three pieces working in unison. Yes. So the Arcos system, of course, has ⁓ has been around for for well over a decade at this point. But what's cool about it is that it's just continued to evolve ⁓ so much. And so it used to be that you had to have your phone in your pocket ⁓ as you played golf. ⁓ used to be ⁓ much more clunky in terms of the editing. It also used to be that the Amount of data and insights that it gave you ⁓ well powerful were not as extensive as they are now, and the insights that you got were nowhere near what we're now getting. ⁓ also previously didn't have ⁓ integration with its own rangefinder, which we'll get into. ⁓ and so things are really, really ⁓ evolved to the point where ⁓ it's a complete system. ⁓ you have the opportunity, just as you said, Daniel, to use it, ⁓ kind of use these pieces independently. We're all together. And I think, with ⁓ all due respect to the many other shot tracking systems that are out there, ⁓ you know, including things like Garmin or Shot Scope, ⁓ Arcos is is the best. It really is the best. ⁓ also the most expensive. So ⁓ we'll try to kind of uncover ⁓ what it does well, ⁓ any areas where we feel it may come up short and ultimately if in fact it's worth the price. ⁓ so one of the new things to for twenty twenty six that we saw debuted at the PGA show and that ⁓ we've been testing for the last few months is what used to be the Arcos Link Pro. ⁓ this being a receiver transmitter device that's about the size of a matchbox, incredibly light. ⁓ you put it in your pocket, and it used to be that the Link Pro is what was the link between the club sensors that, as you said, Daniel, go on the butt end of each of your fourteen clubs. The information from the Club sensors relays to the Link Pro. The Link Pro relays to your app that's running. ⁓ and that's what provides all of your shot tracking information. ⁓ now they've introduced, they've rebranded the Link Pro as the Air, Arcos Air, and they have, for those interested, eliminated the need to use shot tracking tags at all. So you now have the option to put that same transmitter or receiver device in your pocket and not even have to have club sensors on your clubs and still get all of that data ⁓ in the app. ⁓ so let's talk a little bit about the air experience, ⁓ what we found to be good or bad. ⁓ Daniel, can you can you talk about it? I know you've used both the air without the sensors and then also the air or what used to be called the Link Pro ⁓ using the club sensors. Can you can you talk about that experience a little bit? Yeah, certainly. So, you know, this is how we first got the devices. I didn't have club sensors, so I was just diving into the air ⁓ without any data inputted into the app other than some some launch monitor data, which I knew luckily. You don't have to have that, but I inputted launch monitor data for each of my clubs so that way the system kind of knew how far each of my clubs traveled. And then, you know, we went out and played golf. ⁓ I had the rangefinder too, but I actually didn't use the rangefinder for the first few rounds. I just wanted to use it with only the new pro system. So the first few rounds, I'm I'm gonna be honest, it kind of felt like a bit of a chore while I was playing golf. ⁓ that I had to kind of check and make sure the right golf clubs were tagged for each shot. ⁓ and it's just because it didn't know my golf game that well. You know, there's times where you know my distance matched up to hit a certain club, but maybe I wanted to flight it a little differently, which made me grab a different wedge or a different iron. And so I'd have to go in and edit those shots. And it was, you know, maybe one c one or two clubs a whole. ⁓ whereas as it got down, you know, once I used it, maybe ten, twelve, fifteen rounds, then it started understanding, okay, this is the way he plays, and it did learn and adapt and it did get better, but there was still some checking, you know, on the GPS, making sure each club was right. And I'm kind of a sicko, I can I can just play the whole round of golf and I could go in and I would know every club that I used on every hole. ⁓ 'cause my mind is weird and works that way. but it is something that most people are probably gonna have to edit and and kind of make sure is accurate along the first, you know, a few rounds of golf. I will say, ⁓ with the air and ⁓ not having to have the club sensors, it is nice because when you do use the club sensors, you do notice ⁓ on the clubs, at least I do. ⁓ I don't think that it it infringes or or makes it weird in any way, but you know it's there. but it is it is kind of a unique and and cool feature that you can literally put this in your pocket, you can put your phone away if you want to, and you can just play golf and it'll track everything as you go. plus it's kind of cool to see like everywhere you've walked. It like it puts like a breadcrumb ⁓ trail everywhere you go. Yep. ⁓ and if you miss a shot, you can add it in. So it is very intuitive. It is easy to adjust or or correct the things that it might have guessed wrong happened. ⁓ but that is a point that I I thought was very noticeable is that right away it was kind of ⁓ it was kind of a friction point that it wasn't, you know, working perfectly, but it was just because it didn't know my golf game. I think like even you said, Mark, like hitting punch shots out of tree lines or different shots that you might hit where it's expecting you to hit a full shot into the green. Right. It it it just changes things a little bit and it has to learn your golf game before it truly becomes an asset. That that's just my experience. I don't know about you. That that was my exact experience. ⁓ much more editing initially when I used the Arcos Air without the club sensors. I'm somebody that had been using the club sensors with the Link Pro, now called the Air ⁓ previous to air coming out. ⁓ and so ⁓ then when we had the opportunity to to test this, I I I went for air and s and so was not depending on the club sensors at all. And all of a sudden I had much more post round editing to do. That said, the more you use air, just as you said, the further it learns your game and continuously evolves. So the less and less editing you having to do, but still Even still and now even now after several rounds, ⁓ it's still more editing than than when you're using the sensors. and I I I there's a lot of positives to air. ⁓ if you don't want centers on your clubs, ⁓ of course this is fantastic news. ⁓ there's also a now it introduces a cost saving opportunity because you don't have to buy the club sensors. You can just buy the Arcos Air. ⁓ and so that's great news. ⁓ But I will say, and I and I'm curious if you agree or disagree with this, ⁓ if I if my budget allowed and and I'm somebody that doesn't mind having those sensors on the on the clubs, I have to say that I prefer to play golf with Arcos using the club sensors. That's that's my opinion. ⁓ it just gives me more reliable data. I'm not relying on my memory quite as much post round to make sure that it got it got it right. ⁓ with the sensors, it's almost perfect. Occasional missed shot, occasional wrong club assignment if if you have, you know, too many clubs kind of you know together at once, ⁓ maybe as you're as you're walking up to the green or something like that. But ⁓ pretty lock pretty rock solid and with the air, ⁓ even though it's getting better and better, ⁓ I just don't have quite that level of dependability. And so I like playing with the sensors. You Yeah, I'm I'm with you a hundred percent. I was gonna go through this testing process and use no sensors at all. And then we had our whatnot sale in April and I ended up just buying some c I was actually gonna gift them to a friend because I I loved the Arcos system so much. Yep. ⁓ I bought like ⁓ an older ⁓ set of sensors and ⁓ and an Arcos ⁓ Pro ⁓ that was a bundled pack and I I just bought it from our Whatnot sale. I was gonna give it to a friend as a gift. ⁓ And I was like, okay, well I'm gonna test the sensors with my system real quick, just because I knew we were gonna be doing this podcast. Once I used the the air system with the sensors, they quickly stayed on my golf clubs. And ⁓ the the sensors were quickly not part of the gift that I gave to one of my one of my friends there. So ⁓ complete game changer, I think when you have both of these together. It's seamless. It literally is like when I play, I literally put my phone in the cubby. I don't really look at my phone too much when I play golf. ⁓ and I can just trust that it's getting every shot. Like you said, it's like maybe one or two shots around where it might add a stroke or have the it it very rarely misses a step ⁓ when you have them paired together. So it it it really makes the process seamless. And it actually makes it enjoyable. And I I do think it makes the ⁓ like the club distance averages and stuff just more accurate because it you know and it knows that it's it knows the correct club you're using for each swing. Yep. Exactly. ⁓ let's talk about the new ⁓ the new app experience. ⁓ it's just continued to get better. ⁓ there's features that are are kind of on the cusp of being rolled out that have been ⁓ in beta testing for a while now and some of them are unbelievably cool. ⁓ first of all, I guess we should say that even previous to this newest iteration, ⁓ the amount of data and the amount of insights that Arcos gives you, again, even before the latest improvement, ⁓ is just unbelievable. So you just get you have y so many opportunities to learn about every fine point of your golf game, ⁓ exactly where you're ⁓ maybe ⁓ excelling or ⁓ ex exceeding expectations relative to your handicap and where you're coming up short. So, you know, you could be somebody that's ⁓ you know potentially ⁓ you have the opportunity to s to set it to ⁓ compare yourself to maybe a goal of yours. So say you're a ten and you wanna be a ⁓ an eight, you can you can set it that way or ⁓ If you're a twenty and you're you're hoping to try to get to a fifteen, ⁓ you can see how you're comparing to to a fifteen and you can see that maybe your short game is actually a r a real strength and and far better than the average fifteen, but that you're just leaking far too many shots off the T ⁓ or in your approach shots to to ever get there unless you make some improvements, ⁓ just gives you so much information how you perform out of the rough. Where if you're missing to the right or the left. ⁓ every little way you can slice it up is just incredible. ⁓ cool thing, all of it is ⁓ is based on ⁓ strokes gain gained summary, which is a great way to ⁓ again see how you're comparing against ⁓ maybe a target ⁓ of yours and ⁓ in a familiar ⁓ way to think about skill because we're we're all familiar with strokes gained, you know, as we as we watch the PGA tour on on TV, ⁓ things like that. But talk about Daniel some of the kind of later features that that are now coming out that ⁓ you think maybe struck you as exciting. Yeah, I think it's I mean, honestly, within the app now, like I I keep finding screens or insights or pieces of data or just honestly features that I didn't even know were there. Like they've added so, so many things to this latest update. ⁓ yeah, the stroke screen stuff is awesome, just first and foremost. Like You can, like you said, you can compare it to different handicap levels. Like I I always laugh because like I'll I'll sit there and look at like my approach game, which I've been working really hard on, and I'll see like, ⁓ man, I'm I'm you know, I'm my approach game's like a plus four handicap. And then I look at my putting and I'm like, man, I'm putting like a fifteen handicap, you know? So it's like, okay, now I gotta go work on the putting green. So it is kind of nice to kind of steer you in the right direction, you know. I have kind of flip flopped within my game working on special parts and then forgetting about the others. So It is cool to see those trends at the same time to to kind of open your eyes and say like, okay, like golf is an all around game that I've got to work on everything simultaneously, even if I'm even if I'm doing it well right now, you know, there's no guarantees for tomorrow. ⁓ but yeah, I mean I I love all the insights. ⁓ the the ⁓ the AI strategy. Is really cool. Like when you're playing on the golf course and you're thinking, okay, well, I don't know if I need to, you know, get to a full wedge shot into the screen, or should I just blast my driver as close as I can get there? And the AI strategy will tell you, hey, if you know, if you go driver pitching wedge onto the green, you know, your statistically average on this hole is like, you know, better chance of getting a birdie than any other club combination in your bag. So it it's literally like having an AI caddy that tells you, hey, You should take this club here and this is why. Yep. So it it's not something I've used a ton, but it is cool. Like there's certain days where I'm, you know, I'm on a T box. I'm like, okay, let's just see what it says. And I'm like, okay, well, actually I should, I should just hit my driver and get as close as I can. So it's pretty cool. I I'm really impressed by all the updates they've done. even just before the updates, like the insights were really cool. Now it's like it's insane. Like you can do like prioritized practice sessions, it'll tell you like Hey, you've been really struggling with short putts. This is what this is a drill you should do on the putting green. So it's not just like here's the data, go figure it out. Now it's here's the data, how you can effectively help your golf game with that data. So ⁓ I've found it to be really impressive. And it's not just the app, like there's a full online dashboard you can go to on your computer and you can see all your data on a computer, so it might be easier to digest that way. I know I do it that way. ⁓ But yeah, I I'm really impressed. Everything that they've done all around has been so, so cool. Yeah. I think you make a great point. Like it it's just continuous discovery as you scroll through this thing, you're finding new screens all the time, new tools. It's a i I I mean, in some ways it's it's ⁓ it can be a bit overwhelming because there is just so much information available. ⁓ I think though that you have the option and opportunity, of course, to tailor that to what's best works for you. ⁓ but I like some of the latest ⁓ iterations in that not only now is it giving you the information, but it's starting to include ⁓ some helpful ideas for what to do with the information. ⁓ you even have things like ⁓ warm-up routines ⁓ available to you or practice plans based on where you're ⁓ where you're bleeding or or losing strokes and and all of those kinds of things. ⁓ very, very powerful. ⁓ another one that I think you you think is ⁓ a pretty cool integration is ⁓ ⁓ the GIN integration or or the GIN integration where you where you have the opportunity to to post a score ⁓ directly from Arcos, which is a again kind of kind of a neat ⁓ not necessarily brand new but but not something that we see ⁓ across the board, you know. Typically you've got to go manually go to go to your your Gin app and and and put in your score. You now can do that kind of with a direct input, yeah? Yeah, it's a direct integration too. Like I've noticed with other apps, like they can they can post again for you, but then like maybe your home club it'll post as an away score all the time, which if you want a clear and accurate handicap, that might be a little frustrating. ⁓ whereas like Arcos, it's like a full integration. So if you're playing your home course, it marks it as home. You can mark it as a competition round, you can mark it as an away round, and it does that inside the GIN app. So that that might be minimal, but it's just something that I notice too. ⁓ But yeah, it's it makes things seamless. Like you wrap up your round, you can push post these scores to Gin and it it posts it immediately. ⁓ which I like. I don't have to surface through a bunch of apps and stuff. I just get ready to go in the clubhouse and and have a beer and and hopefully collect some money. But it's it's always ⁓ it's always an asset, which I've I've found. Like like I've said before, like I I always thought Arcos was like something for high handicapped players or something that was just like, ⁓ this is Not necessary. And now that I've started using it and and I've I'm 36 rounds in now of using it and I'm just sitting here like, damn, like this is so cool. Like I I've had multiple people that in my in my normal Saturday golf group have now purchased Arco system because they've seen how cool the feedback is that they get from it. So yeah, I think it's like once you try it, you get hooked so quick. Yep. Yep. Let's talk about the ⁓ the Arco smart laser. rangefinder. Daniel, can you ⁓ can you rifle through a little bit of what this is, what makes this product distinctive and and how it integrates with the rest of the system? Yeah, it's definitely a unique ⁓ rangefinder. I'm not sure, like if you don't have the Arco system, it's probably not worth buying because there's not really a huge benefit outside of using it with the Arco system. ⁓ but it's a really sleek modern rangefinder. ⁓ it has slope capabilities. When you pair it with the app and the sensors and everything, then you you get like wind ⁓ calculated distances and wind gust calculated distances. It takes in your location and everything through the app on your phone. But then when you're playing a hole, you don't have to select which hole you're on or anything. The app's already doing that for you. So even if you walk, you know, cart path only, if you walk away from your golf cart and you're not even within range of being connected to the app still. It still gives you accurate distances with those wind gusts. It knows which direction the hole is, it knows which direction the wind is. And so it knows when you shoot that flag which direction and how how that's affecting each shot, right? Yeah. So not only does it do that, but then it automatically marks the flag on your GPS. So you don't have to actually go with your ⁓ Arcos Air and mark where the flag is anymore. So all of your distance to pin data, all of your putting length data that's gonna be automatically then captured. Yep. So it just makes the whole ecosystem kind of kinda come together. ⁓ not only for you, I know we haven't mentioned this, but like if you're playing with playing partners who maybe they use arcos, they don't have the rangefinder, like when you set the flag with the rangefinder, it marks it for them too. And it marks it for anybody else who plays golf that same day behind you too. So, you know, this whole ecosystem and community thing is in there too, which is I I think is cool. ⁓ You know, I know the guys that I play with, they they like it when I use my Arcos rangefinder because they don't have to go marking the flag and stuff like that. Right. ⁓ it does come with a subscription to Range Finder, which is probably I think it's the only rangefinder on the market that has a subscription, which kinda stinks. ⁓ but if you're a person who really loves the Arcos ecosystem, they want that capability, it kind of becomes a no brainer. ⁓ And it's yeah, it's just so user friendly at the end of the day, like how it pairs, how it's used. It's it literally is a a customer service win, I think, on Arco's part with just how well everything connects and works together. Yeah. I think they're gonna take some heat or are or already have for that subscription. It's a three hundred dollar laser. You get the the first year of subscription for free, ⁓ but then it's two hundred bucks after that a year. ⁓ and that's a little bit steep to get ⁓ to get win data and to to set the pin location. ⁓ feels like at that that part of this whole thing might be a bit price prohibitive. I think personally that ⁓ Arcos is not inexpensive, but I do think that overall if you're going to be the person to use the data that paying for the the system overall and paying the annual subscription is i there's actually a ton of value there. I don't have a problem with that. ⁓ I do think specifically the rangefinder subscription is a bit of a a ⁓ a trouble spot and ⁓ and and I I I I know I'm not ⁓ unique in in in that perspective or or that opinion. ⁓ I think there's plenty of people out there that are flat out kind of turned off by that. ⁓ so ⁓ that product itself may not be the most popular even amongst ⁓ Arcos hardcores who are already ⁓ feel that they're paying plenty and and be asked to pay, you know, additionally is ⁓ is maybe ⁓ you know is is a tough ask. ⁓ so we'll we'll see how that all shakes out and how the market responds to that. ⁓ but I agree with you. it's a very cool experience if you are somebody that's willing to pay pay the subscription. ⁓ it just adds to the overall usability luxury of of it and ⁓ and kind of makes you all in on Arcos at that point. ⁓ Let's talk about and it has like all the the same features as like a standard range finder. We didn't talk about that. I mean, it does have a built in magnet that you can't even see. It is very subtle. Yeah, yeah. Slope switch. ⁓ it uses red ⁓ bright LED lettering ⁓ inside the viewfinder. So a lot to like about the rangefinder, but yeah, I think like like we said, I mean, it once you see there's a subscription, it's like, okay, well, this is really only for Arcos users and if if they're okay paying that that extra yearly fee. So Yeah. Yeah. Anything that you would like to see Arcos ⁓ integrate going forward, ⁓ again, they're doing they're doing an unbelievable amount. They keep doing more and more. ⁓ any any wish list item wish list items that ⁓ that jump to your mind as things that could make this even even more mind blowing. Yeah. ⁓ this is something like I immediately thought of and it's I think it's because of how much like simulator golf I've been playing. But I I would love to love to see an integration with like GS Pro or some type of launch monitor integration where you can get some of this feedback even playing virtual rounds of golf because I do think, you know, launch monitors are so good now that, you know, we're not sacrificing accuracy across different models. So, you know, at least for the most part. ⁓ so I do think like if there could be ⁓ some type of simulator integration where you could, you know, use your sensors and get data while you're playing simulated rounds, I think would be really cool. ⁓ but yeah, I I think that's the biggest thing that I would really, really love to see. I wish that ⁓ you know, maybe within their app, the only other thing I would think maybe they could add would be like some some person to person communication. So like, you know, if your friends are playing golf and you're not, or if you're playing golf and you're maybe in just a different foursome with a large group, you can kind of keep track of everybody's scores, like a live leaderboard for everybody, I think would be really cool. ⁓ those are obviously, you know, maybe something that that Arcos could already be working on. Maybe I'm maybe I'm spilling the beans too soon. ⁓ I don't know if I am. I'm just guessing. But for me, I think that would be cool. Like I would I would love to see that data to take it with me ⁓ even from a simulator session. Maybe a golf lesson. ⁓ you know, if I'm getting data on the range with a launch monitor, maybe it can help track and dial in my actual club distances. Things like that I think would be really cool. I think that's a very, very cool idea. ⁓ very cool idea. We have no inside information as to if that's something that Arcos has ever even considered or is interested in considering. ⁓ or ⁓ if if anyone else out there thinks that that's a good idea or a bad idea, I suppose leave a comment if you have an opinion on that one. But ⁓ Daniel personally I think that's a pretty neat idea. ⁓ More and more people are are using their launch monitors ⁓ away from their actual rounds of golf. And so ⁓ I think it would be really, really cool if ⁓ if we could start to kind of pair those experiences a a little bit ⁓ more and Arcos might be the perfect conduit or vehicle to do it. ⁓ so super cool. ⁓ another thing I just wanted to mention as far as a a benefit to the whole Arcos experience is ⁓ Just being able to ⁓ carry all of your past rounds with you. ⁓ I I just played Riviera Country Club two days ago, ⁓ a destination golf course obviously, ⁓ not not somewhere that I'm a member, not somewhere that I expect probably to play again ⁓ ever or anytime soon. ⁓ and yet one that I know I'm gonna be watching on TV at least once a year, ⁓ as I always do, and to now be able to pull up my Arcos app and see Hey, I parred the the the the iconic tenth hole and and I doubled the iconic fourth hole and and just to to see where my shots were ⁓ relative to the pros. Of course I'm playing a different T box as it is, but ⁓ all of those kinds of things just to just to remember your experience on a destination golf course, same kind of experience when I recently went to Bandin, to be able to call all of those things up and and and look and see. it just it just makes the it it's really cool. It's like ⁓ it's like looking through your photos, you know what mean? ⁓ brings back all the memories. It it it helps you kind of engage with that whole for forevermore, ⁓ in that golf course and and so I just think that's a another benefit to Arcos. ⁓ that ⁓ it's like ⁓ like carrying a diary with you now for forever. So ⁓ lots to love about Arcos undeniably. ⁓ cost can be a problem for some people. ⁓ it is something that I think you have to be the person that's willing to be invested in improving and interested in actually using the data that you're collecting. Otherwise you're just kind of doing it for no reason really. ⁓ but but if in fact you are so so much opportunity to improve, so much opportunity ⁓ to understand what you're doing well and where there's opportunities for improvement. ⁓ in I think personally ⁓ it's unlike any other system out there ⁓ by a by a good margin. ⁓ any final thoughts from you, Daniel? No, yeah, I'm glad you brought up the golf ⁓ journal or diary type ⁓ you know, situation that it unfolds for you with with saving all your rounds of golf. I think that's another reason why like some professional golfers like Matt Fitzpatrick and and a few others like actually use Arcos for all their tour rounds. is they can actually look back and say, okay, why did I make this mistake here? And boom, they they can see the shots they hit with with some of the data, which is pretty cool. Yeah. ⁓ but then you as a you know an a novice or or anybody, you know, as a as a normal golfer, everyday golfer, we get that same power and that same ⁓ you know, kind of feedback as well. And and like you said, like it's great to have that forever now because if someone says, Hey, have you ever played that hole, you can pull it up and you can show ⁓ say, Hey, yes, I did. Yeah, which is which is pretty cool. ⁓ totally. Totally so yeah, I think I think one more thing, like if they could expand that even more to be able to take some pictures or maybe have like a a feed where the community that that could again be something very cool. Yes. ⁓ but yeah, no, I I love that feature too, because then you can also kind of look back every year and say, you know, I played this many courses. I you know, it's it's just a nice thing to kind of look back and and cherish those special rounds of golf. You bet. Absolutely right. ⁓ all right. ⁓ Everybody, thank you so much for watching and listening. ⁓ please do leave a comment ⁓ with any thoughts that you might have. Arcos can be a ⁓ polarizing topic. ⁓ certainly plenty of people that love it, and there's some out there that are maybe skeptical ⁓ or or don't think it is worth the price. ⁓ I do think it's worth the price. Daniel, I think you agree with that. Yeah. Yeah, I do. ⁓ especially those who are avid golfers and they want insights to their game. ⁓ th this system will show you trends that you might not even have thought were were, you know, low points or or friction points of your golf game. So hundred percent agree. It can help every golfer, but every golfer may not be interested in this type of data is the only thing. You got it. That's right. All right. Thanks again. Catch us next week. Golf Tech Weekly.