Great work guys! I’ve used Aimpoint for over ten years. Jamie and Mark are amazing coaches. This is a gamechanger. It still baffles me how mainstream golf doesn’t fully appreciate the method.
10 feet = 10 inch backstroke // 20 feet = 12.5 inch // 30 feet = 15 inch I practiced this yesterday with a 65bpm metronome playing in my AirPods and my putting distance is dialed in! Thank you!
Great video on speed control. I trained with Jamie many years go at Hemingford Abbots and I can assure you he is a great guy; understands all aspects of golf and extremely good with people. Thanks Jamie, glad to see AimPoint is doing well with you on board!
I successfully calibrated my swing for years until my instructor told me it was “too mechanical.” Now I can’t control distance. His fault? No. I need to know what works for me. Going back to my roots today!
Are speed and tempo the same in this context? If you strike the ball with the same SPEED every time, then the distance should be the same every time regardless of backswing length. So I am assuming tempo and speed are different. Tempo is covering different distances in the same amount of TIME, thus more speed for longer backswings. Just like in physics, the outside of a circle travels faster than the inside of a circle in order to cover the same distance around the center in the same amount of time.
As length of stroke increases yet tempo remains constant, the putter head travels faster as it has to cover a greater distance in the same time. Faster putter = longer putt.
Would love to try this drill but slightly confused on the distance of the back swing. Said it was 10 inches for 10 ft and then increase that by 50%. That increase of 50% gets you the distance for the 30 ft putt or the 20ft putt? Thanks for your help!
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Great work guys! I’ve used Aimpoint for over ten years. Jamie and Mark are amazing coaches. This is a gamechanger. It still baffles me how mainstream golf doesn’t fully appreciate the method.
Thanks for the drill. Very new to the game and this is priceless.
You are welcome !!
10 feet = 10 inch backstroke // 20 feet = 12.5 inch // 30 feet = 15 inch
I practiced this yesterday with a 65bpm metronome playing in my AirPods and my putting distance is dialed in! Thank you!
Great video on speed control. I trained with Jamie many years go at Hemingford Abbots and I can assure you he is a great guy; understands all aspects of golf and extremely good with people. Thanks Jamie, glad to see AimPoint is doing well with you on board!
Hey Bernie !! That feels like an eternity ago - thanks for the kind words ❤️
I successfully calibrated my swing for years until my instructor told me it was “too mechanical.” Now I can’t control distance. His fault? No. I need to know what works for me. Going back to my roots today!
Great demonstration of a drill for putting.
Great info, thanks!
Brilliant video 👍 my green reading is bad im trying to learn Aimpoimt
Are speed and tempo the same in this context? If you strike the ball with the same SPEED every time, then the distance should be the same every time regardless of backswing length. So I am assuming tempo and speed are different. Tempo is covering different distances in the same amount of TIME, thus more speed for longer backswings. Just like in physics, the outside of a circle travels faster than the inside of a circle in order to cover the same distance around the center in the same amount of time.
As length of stroke increases yet tempo remains constant, the putter head travels faster as it has to cover a greater distance in the same time. Faster putter = longer putt.
Love it!
Would love to try this drill but slightly confused on the distance of the back swing. Said it was 10 inches for 10 ft and then increase that by 50%. That increase of 50% gets you the distance for the 30 ft putt or the 20ft putt? Thanks for your help!
50% for 30' split the difference for 20'
50% for 30' split the difference for 20'
Hi. What was the stroke backswing length for the 20-30 foot putt in the video?
50% for 30' split the difference for 20'
Do you have the list of drills available?
Great refresher
Thanks Tom
When the channel name is almost longer than the title of the video :D
Good video although we could do without the existential discussion on amateurs and speed awareness. Jump to 2:24