On Friday, I took the Aimpoint Express course......

[MendieGK]

And i loved it.


Dont understand the negativity associated with it TBH.

making a read is considerably quicker than someone going through a normal process, and i was amazed at home accurate it was.

Admittedly, its something you need to learn to refine to your calibration, but i will certainly be putting it to use.

Now, i just need to find a consistent putting stroke!!

 

[CMAC]

oh wait till I nip out

 

[bluewolf]

Sounds good mate. Hope it works for you. I'll be keeping an eye on your putting stats on GG.

 

[MendieGK]

Sounds good mate. Hope it works for you. I'll be keeping an eye on your putting stats on GG.

HAHA. No hiding.

 

[pokerjoke]

And i loved it.


Dont understand the negativity associated with it TBH.

making a read is considerably quicker than someone going through a normal process, and i was amazed at home accurate it was.

Admittedly, its something you need to learn to refine to your calibration, but i will certainly be putting it to use.

Now, i just need to find a consistent putting stroke!!

I watched Homer doing it on the 18th at Blackmoor and he must of slowed it down then.
He then 3 putted

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Poulter started the year doing it

Seems to have stopped looking at the last couple of comps

They said Scott had stopped doing it whilst he changed to the new putter.

 

[richart]

And i loved it.


Dont understand the negativity associated with it TBH.

making a read is considerably quicker than someone going through a normal process, and i was amazed at home accurate it was.

Admittedly, its something you need to learn to refine to your calibration, but i will certainly be putting it to use.

Now, i just need to find a consistent putting stroke!!

Demonstration on the practice putting green at West Hill.:thup:

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

I don't think it's negativity, more just people trying to understand why someone would pay to learn something that is common sense.

I played with someone last week that uses it. When I spoke to them and explained how I read greens, they said 'yep, that pretty much sums it up!'

Didn't cost me a penny

 

[Foxholer]

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They said Scott had stopped doing it whilst he changed to the new putter.

Certainly seen him using it in the last couple of tournaments - with the 'normal' putter.

 

[MendieGK]

Demonstration on the practice putting green at West Hill.:thup:

Of how not to putt?

The course will be a called 'how to correctly line up your 15ft putt for double bogey, The memoirs of Mendie GK'

 

[richart]

I don't think it's negativity, more just people trying to understand why someone would pay to learn something that is common sense.

I played with someone last week that uses it. When I spoke to them and explained how I read greens, they said 'yep, that pretty much sums it up!'

Didn't cost me a penny

Yes but you missed every putt and they holed all their's.

 

[MendieGK]

I don't think it's negativity, more just people trying to understand why someone would pay to learn something that is common sense.

I played with someone last week that uses it. When I spoke to them and explained how I read greens, they said 'yep, that pretty much sums it up!'

Didn't cost me a penny

I agree with this, that it is pretty much common sense, but for someone that has never read putts with their feet before, it took the scientific element of it for me to 'get it'

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

I agree with this, that it is pretty much common sense, but for someone that has never read putts with their feet before, it took the scientific element of it for me to 'get it'

This is the interesting bit. Nobody taught me that, it's just something I've always done and it feels natural to me. When I stand over a putt I can feel if my weight is being pushed towards my toes or heels and I then adjust accordingly.

Still miss though*

*just getting that bit in before Richard

 

[pokerjoke]

This is the interesting bit. Nobody taught me that, it's just something I've always done and it feels natural to me. When I stand over a putt I can feel if my weight is being pushed towards my toes or heels and I then adjust accordingly.

Still miss though*

Have you tried it with your chipping:thup:

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Have you tried it with your chipping:thup:

Chipping is different Tony. Putts can go uphill, downhill, sideways.

My chipping is only going one way........downhill

 

[richart]

Yes but you missed every putt and they holed all their's.

This is the interesting bit. Nobody taught me that, it's just something I've always done and it feels natural to me. When I stand over a putt I can feel if my weight is being pushed towards my toes or heels and I then adjust accordingly.

Still miss though*

*just getting that bit in before Richard

Too late my friend. Too late.

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Too late my friend. Too late.

I do have an ignore button you know................

 

[Deleted member 15344]

I do have an ignore button you know................

Would you miss it short like the chips

 

[Deleted member 16999]

And i loved it.


Dont understand the negativity associated with it TBH.

making a read is considerably quicker than someone going through a normal process, and i was amazed at home accurate it was.

Admittedly, its something you need to learn to refine to your calibration, but i will certainly be putting it to use.

Now, i just need to find a consistent putting stroke!!

Good on you, hope it works, I'm all for anything that helps and improves an individual.

 

[3565]

As an Aimpointer for the past 3yrs using mid point and now Express I wish you luck and welcome to Aimpoint.