when could I get this?

I ordered mine today! I’m really looking forward to the data they generate!

I’ve been using shotscope watch and sensors for a few years but might give this a try out and see what it is like. Has anyone else used the shotscope in the past then switched to these?

I'm one who has moved from ShotScope to Arccos, technically, I went from Arccos to ShotScope, if you're keeping track
Arccos has recently developed and announced a system that doesn't require physical sensors to be attached to your clubs. For me, one of reasons I switched from the "traditional" Arccos system to ShotScope was the physical sensors you needed on your clubs. I've used the new system and all I can say is, "IT WORKS!!" I've always liked the Arccos way of gathering data and how they present them to the user.
If you have reservations using Arccos because of the sensors, this could be a game changer for you.

I tried to do this and it wanted to charge me $180. Am I doing something wrong?

I signed up last year for the free trial but did not upgrade to the then current wearable. Tried the link today and was denied the free trial.

My guess is it is a free trial if you didn't take advantage last year or you did upgrade to the wearable then. $180 looks like a deal. My best offer is $349.99 for the Air Wearable.

Does the $180 include a 1 year subscription?

This is an amazing offer that I hope you all jump on! I met with the Arccos team back in January and learned all about the system. I was already impressed just listening to the info on their products. I then got the products in hand and have been using them for almost 2 months now. I’m beyond impressed with how fantastic it really is at tracking your game. Gone are the days of the tags on the end of your clubs. The Arccos Air seamlessly tracks your shots and over time it learns what clubs you’re hitting. The AI strategy is so cool and is a great way to plan ahead of a round. Especially if you’re playing a course you’ve never seen before. I also can’t forget to mention their new smart rangefinder. It connects with the app and takes in real-time data on conditions to provide you the most accurate yardage. My first round using it the wind was blowing hard. I came to a par 3 where the yardage I would normally hit a 6 or 7 iron. There was wind I couldn’t really feel on the tee so I would have hit my 7 iron that day. But based on the adjusted yardage factoring in the wind I decided to club up and hit 5. I was pin high 12 feet from the pin. If it hadn’t been for the Arccos data that day I would have been 2 clubs short. I can’t say enough good things about the Arccos products at this point and I now wish I had been using them way sooner. Thanks to Titleist for setting up this fantastic partnership!

I didn’t find the accuracy adequate enough to not have to check my phone after every hole. There were enough errors that it was interfering with staying focused on the next hole. Between miscounting chips as putts and missing the occasional shot, I was spending far too much dealing with the device and not enjoying the round. A GPS watch and a rangefinder on my approach shot tells me everything I need to know for my next shot.
I know what my average distances are. Arccos averages in all distances, so a low lofted hybrid shot from the woods averages that 50 yard punch out as a full swing from the fairway. I can quickly note fairways hit, putts, and greens hit. For those of you that want to compare each round to the season, enjoy.

I just signed up for the trial but received detail of the additional cost associated once the 30 day trial expires. I was under the impression the Arccos Air was included at no cost and the Annual Membership fee applied after the 30 day trial.

Game Tracking Membership begins after 30 days (due 04/26/2026) $199.99 + applicable tax
Arccos Air Fee (Due 04/26/2026) $174.99 + applicable tax

As a past Arccos subscriber (I switched to Garmin for last season), I'm ineligible and there's no discount, so it's sadly $350. Shame, it would have been fun to try this at a knock-down price (who doesn't like saving money). Not having plug in sensors would be great if it genuinely works as advertised. Maybe I'll decide to dive back into Arccos after seeing long-term reports of the Air.