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I’ve been wanting to check out Omaha’s @GOLFTEC so I paid them a visit! 👀 Sat in on a fitting Coach @Double_D_ontheT delivered with @BluejayMBB member @HudsonGreer1. If you’re wanting to improve your game, this is the place. More coming soon! 🎥

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

Looking up the line of your putt: Non-AimPoint: 69% Pure AimPoint: 0% Change your habits if you want to speed up.

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.

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@Top100Rick @golfguy7575 Amazing !

@golfguy7575 I play with amazing players. Almost all the great ones don’t line up putts when playing casual games and most stop as they get older. They realize later it was all mental.

This just reaffirms my belief that alignment lines on balls should be banned. Takes forever. And even for a video can’t even align it correctly! (Most players can’t.) And the tests show it doesn’t make players make more putts. Complete waste of time. x.com/DonaldTunp7573…

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Chipping doesn't have to be scary. Hitting a shot from a crappy lie doesn’t have to end in disaster. Mark Crossfield shares his go-to approach for making solid contact when the turf gives you nothing to work with.

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The golf swing is a full-body move, and your legs play a massive role in generating power. If you want to add serious distance to your drive, start by practicing this key move in your downswing. #GolfTips #GOLFTEC

@S_Gutschewski Line straddling ? This is very Likely not taught by a trained aimpoint instructor. Also the dangling of putter on sternum is not an aimpoint method.

Not sure who or why someone is teaching people to stand this close to the hole on a 25 foot putt??? I’m totally pro Aimpoint, I’m anti line straddling and standing this close to the hole.

Taking a closer look at Captain America’s swing with @GOLFTEC’s Optimotion technology 🧐

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The AimPoint process by design makes fewer footprints than a traditional read.

My interesting story on “aimpoint”. I was a player in the 2001 New York State amateur. I was playing in the practice round and as we came to one of the holes, there was someone messing around on the green. I could see they were placing something on the ground and writing on a clipboard. I thought it was the superintendent looking for hole locations. He didn’t see us at first and we had to whistle to get his attention. He stepped off the green and we hit our approach shots. When I got up there I started fishing around to see if I could get a hole location because I thought it was the superintendent. It wasn’t the super. The guy had a level. He was measuring the green and writing down numbers on a piece of paper with a sketch of the green I asked him what he was up to. He said he was measuring slope so he could calculate how much break a putt would have. I didn’t understand what he was saying. I’d never heard of this before. I told him I was confused. He said putting was just a physics problem. He asked if I was going to roll a marble off a ramp and onto a sloped surface, how would I estimate how much the marble would “break”. Would I just eyeball it, or would I run the math to figure out how much the marble would curve. When he explained it like that, it clicked. From that point on I started practicing reading slopes. There was an old website he pointed me to that had break charts. I still use those charts to this day. I have no idea what the site was. It was definitely a personal “home grown” website from some person that was probably an engineer. To this day I have no clue who that guy was. 99.99999% sure he was a competitor in that state am. Just no clue who he was. That chance encounter changed how I read greens. I immediately started working on guessing slope with my feet and my eyes. I would go out and drive around my course at night with a level and a notebook practicing reading slopes. Wish I knew who that guy was!

I am going to be doing an analysis that I’m really interested in. I have a list of tour pros that use aimpoint and the date they started using aimpoint. Going to be doing a before and after to see how much their putting numbers changed. I just took a quick look at two players and they both saw a big improvement after starting aimpoint.

Morikawa taking a whole 10 seconds and 6 footprints to read s 6’ putt. A traditional read would have taken much longer and put at least triple the footprints.