The technology

Twenty years of R&D,
built into every read.

AimPoint isn't just a teaching system. It's a stack of patented technology, broadcast graphics, and course-mapping science — all built from the same first principle: every green has a single right line.

Player putting with the AimPoint virtual putting line graphic overlaid on the green

01 — Broadcast

TV Virtual Putting Line

Our TV Virtual Putting Line is the first technology of its kind. It allows broadcasters to overlay the optimal putt — the line a tour player would actually choose — onto live coverage, giving viewers at home the read the player on the green has just made.

The system pulls from real-time green data, slope vectors, and stimp readings to compute the line dynamically, frame by frame.

Recognition
Sports Emmy Award
Used on
Major championship broadcasts
First aired
2014
Green heat map showing slope intensity in red, yellow, and green

02 — Course mapping

Green Heat Maps

In 2005, AimPoint produced the first commercial green heat map — a visual translation of every roll, ridge, and runoff on a putting surface, color-coded from green (gentle) through yellow to red (severe).

Tour players use them to plan strategy before tournaments. Course architects use them to verify a green plays the way it was designed. The PGA Tour, LPGA, and over a hundred private clubs license them today.

First produced
2005
Tournaments using them
40+ majors and tour stops
Clubs licensing
100+ worldwide
AimChart — circular target showing slope angles and break amounts

03 — The patent

AimCharts

The original AimChart, patented in 2003, is the geometric foundation of the entire AimPoint system. It maps every break — every slope, every distance, every green speed — to a single readable number.

Every Express read, every clinic, every tour player who uses AimPoint traces back to this circular target.

Patent
US 7,988,572
Filed
2003
Validated against
50,000+ tour-line putts

Partners & press

Working on a broadcast, course, or tournament?

Heat maps, broadcast integrations, and licensed AimChart usage are available for tour events, club projects, and TV partners.

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