Is This the Most CONTROVERSIAL Trick in Golf? Pros Use It Every Round
PGA Professional Matt Fryer takes an AimPoint Express green reading lesson from certified coach Mark Bentley at Doncaster Golf Club. The video demonstrates how shifting from visual green reading to feeling slope gravity through your feet helps accurately gauge break severity and start line. Through various long and short putting tests, Matt highlights how trusting the AimPoint system improves putting confidence and distance control.
Use your feet rather than your eyes to gauge slope direction and percentage severity on greens.
Assign a numeric value (e.g., 1 to 5) based on the severity of the side slope felt underfoot.
Use your fingers at arm's length aligned with the cup to visually establish the exact aim point.
Trusting an objective green-reading process eliminates guesswork and reduces distance control anxiety on long lag putts.
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