Golfer at the top of his backswing wearing Icarus glasses

Smart glasses
for golf.

Keep your eyes on the ball. We've got the rest.

$299 $199

Early bird price for the waitlist.

A closer look.

A camera in the bridge, speakers by your ears and two mics. 35 grams, light enough for 18 holes.

Icarus glasses, black frame with mirror lenses
Close-up of the camera in the bridge

Camera in the bridge

Sony 8MP, steadied by a gyro. It sees what you see, so every clip is your view of the shot.

Black frame, mirror lenses. Prescription inserts available.

Made for
the course.

They look and feel like the golf sunglasses you already wear. All the tech hides in the frame.

Icarus glasses worn mid swing
On you: a normal pair of sport sunglasses.
Icarus frame showing the open lower edge
No rim under the lenses, so nothing sits between you and the ball.
  • 35 gramsLight enough to forget about by the 3rd hole.
  • Clear view downHalf-rim frame. Address and putts look the same as always.
  • Open-ear audioHear the numbers and still hear your playing partners.
Approach to a green with a red flag
Icarus152 to the middle. 140 front, 165 back. Bunker 138 to carry.

Ask.
Hear it.

Tap the arm or say "how far". Front, middle and back of the green, plus how far to reach and carry the bunkers and water ahead.

It knows which hole you're on. Your rangefinder can stay in the bag.

Tee box view down a tree-lined fairway
IcarusMarked, driver.

Hands-free
logging.

Just play. Icarus feels the swing, hears the strike and sees the ball leave, then logs the shot. Practice swings don't count.

It picks the club from how far you usually hit each one. Wrong? Say "no, 8 iron".

No sensors on your clubs. No phone in your hand. No scorecard pencil.

Ball on a tee at the driving range

Your swing,
your view.

Recording starts when you set up over the ball, so every clip has the address, the swing and the finish. They're on your phone after the round, ready to send to your coach or post.

Only your own shots. Never the whole round.

Last putt
Pace off the face1.3 m/s
Result3 ft long
Last swing
Tempo2.9 to 1
Head movement before impact4°

Coaching
you can hear.

The camera looks straight down at the ball, the same view you have. On the green it measures how hard you hit the putt and whether it finished short or long.

On full shots it times your backswing against your downswing and tells you if your head moved before impact.

Sample numbers.

What should I hit?
7 iron. 152 to the middle. Your 7 averages 150.
How am I doing?
6 of 9 fairways, 4 greens, 17 putts. Most shots lost on the green.
Where's my ball?
Your driver usually goes 230 and it started right. Look about 40 yards ahead, right of the fairway.
Example. Answers come from the course and your own shots.

A caddie that
talks back.

Ask anything out loud. Icarus answers in your ear using the course map and your own numbers, and it gets sharper every round as it learns how far you really hit.

ClubAvgBestShots
Driver23124814
7 iron15016120
Pitching wedge11211918
Strokes gainedToday
Off the tee−1.2
Approach−2.4
Around the green−0.8
Putting−1.6

Know your
numbers.

Club distances, fairways, greens in regulation, putts and strokes gained, built from every shot without you writing anything down. See exactly where your score goes.

Sample stats. Yards. Strokes gained against a tour baseline.

Pin finder

Look at the flag and ask. The camera reads the flagstick for a distance to today's pin.

Lost ball help

It knows where the ball started and how far that club goes, and points you to where to look.

Score by voice

"Two putts." "I made a five." Your card fills itself in.

Tournament mode

One switch leaves distances only. Club advice and the caddie go quiet.

Music and calls

Open-ear speakers, so you still hear your playing partners.

Works anywhere

Course maps load from your location. No setup on the first tee.

One pair.
Less gear.

Rangefinder, GPS watch, shot tracker, speaker and camera. Icarus does their jobs from your face, hands free.

IcarusLaser rangefinderGPS watchClub sensors
Yardages to the greenAsk or tapAim and clickLook at wristOn your phone
Hands freeYesNoMostlyNo
Tracks every shotAutomaticNoTag each shotYes
Nothing on your clubsYesYesYesNo
Strokes gainedYesNoSomeYes
Putting and tempo dataYesNoSomeNo
Video of your shotsYesNoNoNo
Talk to itYesNoNoNo

Specs

Prototype specs. Final numbers come with launch.

Golfer at sunset

Aim high.

Icarus aimed for the sun. You only need the flag. We'll tell you how far it is.

Questions

When can I get a pair?

Spring 2027. Preorders open to the waitlist first.

How much will they cost?

$299 is the standard price. Early bird price is $199 for people who join the waitlist.

Is there a subscription?

No. All the core features are free: yardages, shot tracking, clips and your scorecard. Advanced analysis comes with an optional membership at $4.99 a month, and your first 3 months are included.

Do they work with iPhone and Android?

Yes. The glasses pair with the Icarus app. Keep your phone in your pocket during the round.

I wear prescription glasses. Can I use them?

Yes. They take prescription inserts.

Are they legal in competition?

Tournament mode turns off everything but distance. Many events allow distance devices, but check your event's rules.

Do they film other people?

They only record a few seconds around your own shots, never the whole round.

Be first
on the tee.

$299 $199

Early bird price for the waitlist.

Join the waitlist