Before this page started tracking every app update, Arccos spent more than a decade building the system you play with today. Here are the biggest moments along the way.

2026

  • The new Arccos app: Every tab redesigned, with a goal to play toward and a plan for where to improve. iOS in June, Android in September. Read the announcement.
  • Meta AI glasses: Start a round and get insights from your glasses. Read the announcement.
  • Arccos Air: Game tracking with no phone in your pocket and no sensors on your clubs. Read the announcement.
  • Green Maps: Slope and break on every green for smarter approach shots and fewer putts. Read the announcement.

2025

2024

2021 to 2023

  • A rebuilt Apple Watch app (2023): A new watch app with major upgrades.
  • Strokes Gained by club (2022): See how many strokes each club in your bag gains or loses, a golf industry first. Read the announcement.
  • USGA Handicap Index (2022): Connect your Arccos game to your official handicap. Read the announcement.
  • New Smart Sensors and Link (2022): Next-generation sensors and a new version of the Link wearable. Read the announcement.
  • Phone-free Apple Watch tracking (2021): Track every shot from your wrist with your phone left behind. Read the announcement.

2018 to 2020

  • Strokes Gained (2020): Golf's most advanced personalized Strokes Gained, showing exactly where you gain and lose shots. Read the announcement.
  • Arccos Caddie Link (2020): Our first wearable, so your phone can stay in your bag. Read the announcement.
  • A.I. Rangefinder (2020): An A.I.-powered rangefinder in the app that shows every yardage adjustment. Read the announcement.
  • Smart Grips (2018): The first grips with Arccos built in, from the factory. Read the announcement.

2014 to 2017

  • Plays-like distances (2017): Real-time plays-like distance calculations come to Arccos Caddie. Read the announcement.
  • Arccos Caddie (2017): Golf's first artificial intelligence platform, built with Microsoft. Read the announcement.
  • Arccos 360 (2016): Our second-generation sensors: more than 50 percent smaller and lighter, with smarter shot detection.
  • Android (2016): Arccos arrives on Android. Read the announcement.
  • Arccos Driver (2016): The game's first driver-only performance tracker, built for chasing distance and competing with friends. Read the announcement.
  • Smart Distance and Apple Watch (2015): Club averages tailored to your game, and Arccos on your wrist for the first time.
  • Where it started (2014): In October 2014, Arccos launched sensors that screw into your grips and track every shot automatically.

For everything since June 2026, scroll up. Every app update is listed here, newest first.