AimPoint Golf

1. People think structured green-reading slows play. We measured it. ~200 PGA Tour putts. Full execution time tracked. All behaviors recorded. The data says something very different.

Faster greens create dramatically more break — even on the exact same putt and slope. That’s why understanding speed and slope together is critical to great putting. makeeverything.aimpointgolf.com

@TylerPitt54 I wouldn’t even know where to start in order to explain how uneducated this comment is, so I won’t bother.

@AimPointGolf It is a "plumb bob" method just advertised as math and physics and whatever else. If you were taught how to plumb properly in the good old days, the same read will be produced via AimPoint, just nowhere near as technical.

May 1, 2005 AimPoint first aired on CBS. Three years after, Golf Channel won an Emmy for it. 21 years later now and 90% of golf commentators haven’t taken the time to understand it and still compare it to a plumb bob.

@zooquini @Top100Rick The average read on tour takes 63 seconds. That took 20. Don’t be such a drama queen.

@Top100Rick Rick. You’re dense, no? @AimPointGolf please help, folks.

Watch this. Watch every second. Don’t allow yourself to turn away. Burn it into your eyeballs Clockwork Orange style. I’ve decided it’s not the slowness when it comes to Aimpoint. It’s the actual act itself. It’s an abomination against humanity.

91% of putts on PGA Tour violate the 40-second rule. Up-the-line visuals are used 68% of time. Pure AimPoint eliminates them.

Up-the-line visuals are the dominant behavioral driver of slow execution. Period.

Slow play on the green is a function of reading from multiple visual angles. Up-the-line is the single largest contributor.

Up-the-line adds more time than lining up the ball. More than most backs-offs. More than lining up the ball.

Up-the-line visuals are the biggest driver of slow play on the putting green. Period.

If you don't read your putt before it's your turn, 40 second compliance is nearly zero.

Viewing you putt from multiple angles inflates read time and reduces make probability.

If you remove up-the-line visuals, time compliance probability rises.

@Osint613 Whoa

Drone shot down over Baghdad by a U.S. C-RAM

Viewing your putt from 3 angles = ~28 extra seconds. Just math.

@BigDick_Rick420 @ryanmouquegolf @Golfingbrock That’s a bit aggressive

@AimPointGolf @ryanmouquegolf @Golfingbrock If you aim point on a pitch shot my 3 iron will be lodged in your temple We both make choices

Ludvig Aberg with a little aim point on his chip shot… Haters will say shrink… 😂😜

@ryanmouquegolf @Golfingbrock Pitch

@AimPointGolf @Golfingbrock 50yards? Or feet? As in a 50y Putt?

@ryanmouquegolf @Golfingbrock We’ve used it successfully out to 40 yards. I’d say 50 would be maximum.

@Golfingbrock Good question… I don’t know actually @AimPointGolf could you help us here?

If you want your extra points at @DriveChipPutt, do not walk to the far side of the hole to read it.