Be Honest...

You're missing putts you know you should make. Here's why, and what to do about it.

Think about your last round. You hit good shots all day, you got on the green, but your game within 20 yards let you down. You hit one three-putt. Then two. Then another.  

Before you know it the hole - then the round - is lost. Your buddies chuckle in the clubhouse because they've seen your game fall apart on the green before.

Here's what's really happening:

First, you crouch behind the ball, trying to read any clues the green is hiding from you. Then you step back, and try to find a line. Finally, after the staring from your audience gets too much - you pick a spot to aim at that you hope is right - and you pray for a gimme. 

Here's the hard truth: without a proven system, you're guessing. 

And studies show 96% of golfers under-read their putts. This means your eyes are the problem. Course designers design their greens with slopes that trick the eye, and if you don't know what to look for, your eyes fall for it every time. 

Putting is over 40% of your score - you take more shots with your putter than any other club in your bag. It's the biggest part of your game, and if you don't know where to reliably aim it doesn't matter how good your form is. 

Now this isn't your fault. No one has ever told you otherwise. 

But it is your responsibility to learn a proven green reading system so you know where to aim every time. You need a green reading system that allows you to see through the tricks the green designers try to play on you - so you can take advantage of the effort you've put into improving your form. 

So let me address the elephant in the room. 

If you can't trust your eyes to read a green - what can you trust?

Answer: Your feet. 

I can say that with confidence, because I've spent 23 years proving it.

Let me explain...

My name is Mark Sweeney. You've seen my work, even if you've never heard my name. Remember the line on Golf Channel that showed up on the green and predicted exactly how a putt would break, before the player ever hit it?

I built the software behind that line. I spent years studying the physics of how a golf ball breaks. I wrote a program that could find the true line of any putt on any green. In 2008, it won me an Emmy Award.

The software was never wrong. It was also useless to you beyond TV entertainment, because you can't fit a TV truck in your golf bag.

So I spent the next stretch of years on one problem: turning that math into something any golfer can do, standing on the green, with no laser, no chart, no app.

The result is so simple I've taught it to ten-year-olds in an hour. All you need is your feet and one of your hands.

It's called AimPoint. 

AimPoint is a green-reading system built on physics. You learn it in two steps: feel the slope, then find your aim.

Now you've found your aim point in less than fifteen seconds with just your  feet, and your fingers. 

As a result, you know exactly where the ball is going to go before you draw your putter back.

Anyone else trying to sell you a system consisting of 10+ steps, 4 different pieces of gear, and mental arithmetic so challenging even a genius would struggle with is trying to dupe you. 

You have the same tools every pro golfer has. You have your hands, feet, and a good putter.

The only difference is they've learned AimPoint, they've seen how simple yet effective it is, and you haven't.

Today this exact AimPoint green reading system is used in over half of all tour wins. I've taught it to more than 100 tour players personally, including five who reached world #1.

And until now, the only real way to learn it was at a live clinic.

But myself, and the two most qualified AimPoint instructors in the world have compacted the AimPoint system into a short online class called AimPoint Fundamentals.

I teach it myself, along with Gareth McShea and Jamie Donaldson, the two best AimPoint coaches in the world.

First we show you how to feel the slope, hole the short ones, and read everything inside 20 feet with conviction.

Then we'll walk you through long putts, double breaks, and how to adjust for fast or slow greens. 

After two short hours, you'll walk away with the same green reading system 65% of the PGA tour pros have invested countless hours to discover. 

Golfers who learn this reduce their three-putts within weeks.

Many take three to five strokes off their handicap within three months.

And you will make perfect reads in your very first round.

The whole class is just $149, once, with instant access. Less than the lesson that never touched your putting. Less than the putter that didn't fix it either.

All you need to do is click one of the buttons on this page, checkout, and you'll be able to watch the class instantly. You can watch the class on your phone, your tablet, or your TV. 

And if you have any trouble, myself, and our friendly support team are available to help.

Yours Sincerely,

Mark Sweeney,

AimPoint Founder & Inventor 

Smart question. You've bought putting fixes before. The putter is in the garage, the lessons have been forgotten, and you've got all the gizmos in the office - and yet, your handicap barely budged. 

This is different, because nothing about your stroke has to change. You keep your putter, your grip, your routine. You keep all of it, because we address the most critical part of your putting game - your read of the green - because if you don't know where to aim, it doesn't matter how good your technique is. 

As a result you can expect to instantly shave strokes off each round because you'll walk onto every green knowing how to read the break, find your line, and where to aim.

​Here's a round of golf, before and after watching AimPoint Fundamentals: