AimPoint has been a hot topic in golf over the past year, with the green-reading technique dividing opinion among pros and fans with a host of PGA stars wading into the debate
The golfing community is all abuzz about AimPoint, the green-reading method that continues to divide opinion. In the last year, the technique, which involves players using their feet to sense slopes and calculate breaks, has evolved from an obscure practice tool to the heart of heated debate.
Recently, Min Woo Lee gave a playful nod to the ongoing saga. Just before sinking a short putt to win the Houston Open, the Australian strutted into an exaggerated AimPoint stance, straddling the line and grinning as World No.1 Scottie Scheffler chuckled. Lee’s move underscored how AimPoint’s controversy has morphed into a major talking point – serious to some, absurd to others. Here, Mirror Sport details how the debate has progressed…
AimPoint angst
The controversy ignited last year when Viktor Hovland’s over-the-top AimPoint antics went viral, leading to fans slamming it as slow and superfluous. The uproar reached new heights recently after LPGA star Kim A-lim was spotted using the method for a simple putt at the Honda LPGA Thailand,…
