The kits
Three kits. One sensor.
Every MoCaddieIQ sensor is the same hardware. Its position is a Bluetooth setting written when you pair it. That makes the range a ladder rather than three products: an upgrade is more of the same sensor, and a spare fits any position.
Kit 1 — Wrist & Club
- Club grip (butt-cap)
- Back of lead hand (glove clip)
- Lead forearm strap
- 3-sensor charging case
- Swing length, takeaway, tempo, plane, wrist and release, transition (over-the-top), club delivery (estimate)
Kit 2 — Full Body
- Everything in Kit 1
- Lumbar (pelvis)
- Upper back (thorax) — harness
- Lead bicep
- 6-sensor charging case
- Adds the kinematic sequence, X-factor, turn, posture, sway — the why behind a fault, and the measured Mobility Screen
Kit 3 — Pro
- Everything in Kit 2
- Pressure insoles, both feet
- Weight shift, balance and pressure timing; named PDF reports and the Swing Clinic on students, for coaches
Target RRP, subject to final costing. The app is free with every kit. No subscription, ever.
Upgrades and spares
| Item | Target price |
|---|---|
| Extra sensor — a replacement, or one step toward Kit 2 | £60 |
| Charging case, 3 sensors (ships with Kit 1) | £59 |
| Charging case, 6 sensors (ships with Kit 2 and Kit 3) | £75 |
A Kit 1 owner upgrades by adding three sensors and a case. Two routes: three sensors plus a second 3-sensor case (£239), or three sensors plus a 6-sensor case (£255). Both cost a little more than buying Kit 2 outright — deliberately, so Kit 2 is the better first purchase — and six sensors bought singly (£435) never undercut the kit.
Because every sensor is identical, a Kit 2 golfer can also move a sensor to the trail arm for a specific drill, and a spare is a spare for every position.
What is on the golfer
