If you’ve ever wondered how the pros seem to read greens so effortlessly, the secret might be AimPoint. This method has become a game-changer on tour, used by top golfers like Adam Scott, Keegan Bradley, Lydia Ko, and Justin Rose. AimPoint claims that half of the world’s top 20 male and female golfers swear by it to help them line up those tricky putts.
Whether you’re a casual golfer or a seasoned pro, this technique has been a key part of many players’ routines, helping them master the greens with precision and confidence. However, the PGA Tour has been a victim of ‘pace of play’ lately, and well Aimpoint is one such issue that has been under the controversial lights. Be it Lucas Glover addressing it earlier this month, or is American commentator Jim Nantz being a detractor for the same?
“It really drives me crazy when you see their backs to the hole, and they’re trying to feel the break, and they walk another five feet and they do it again,” Nantz said. “They go through this process [but] where’s the feel in it?” And well this was back in October 2024. However, his rant about the same process went viral all over the Internet once again. A few hours after the Genesis Invitational concluded, Golf Digest senior writer Alex Myers reported, “That’s not a new dance step he’s doing there, turning around, spinning around a couple of times. That’s AimPoint.” —No one hates AimPoint more than Jim Nantz.”
“That’s not a new dance step he’s doing there, turning around, spinning around a couple times. That’s AimPoint.” —No one hates AimPoint more than Jim Nantz.
— Alex Myers (@AlexMyers3) February 16, 2025
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