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 […]
Coca-Cola Coaching
by Mark Sweeney Founder, AimPoint Golf If you were to ask me which brand I would want to own, the answer would be Coca-Cola. One of the world’s most valuable […]
Where’s My Path?
By Mark Sweeney, Founder AimPoint Golf A common topic of conversation among rules officials and players alike lately revolves around where a player can stand during his AimPoint read so […]
Read or Stroke, Who Rules?
by Mark Sweeney and Jamie Donaldson Golfers everywhere are enamored with the vision of the perfect putting stroke, that endlessly repeatable motion that sends the ball down its intended line […]
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