Picking a Line, What’s The Point
by Mark Sweeney From time to time I see the old debate about which is more important, Pace or Line, pop up and it for some reason always seems to […]
Category Archives: Green Reading
What People Get Wrong About AimPoint
by Mark Sweeney AimPoint Takes Longer Than Traditional Green-Reading Let’s imagine an alternate universe where everyone read greens by quickly feeling the slope in the line of their putt and then […]
So The Read Doesn’t Matter?
by Mark Sweeney and Jamie Donaldson We all have heard that the majority of players typically under-read putts, something we see across all level of golf up to and including tour players. […]
No Point In A Single Point of Aim
by Mark Sweeney There is a long-standing concept about green-reading which never seems to die that is sometimes called the Single Point of Aim Theory or the Spider. It’s a […]
Finding Ones
by Brian Bailie How often have you had a great ball striking day, but had huge breaking putts for birdie? You where pin high on every green, but had few […]
Art or Science?
Is Putting Art or Science? by Mark Sweeney “Putting is an Art, Not a Science.” “Confidence is the Key to Putting.” “You have to see the ball go in the […]
Putting Blackjack
by Mark Sweeney Founder, AimPoint Golf When working with players I often see a make or miss, pass or fail attitude with putting, but this is the wrong way to evaluate […]
