Every Pro Golfer Who Uses AimPoint (2025–2026)

Next time you watch a Tour broadcast, pay attention to the putting routines. You’ll see player after player straddling their line, eyes closed, feeling the slope under their feet—then stepping behind the ball and holding up fingers toward the hole.

That’s AimPoint Express, and it’s no longer a niche technique. It’s become the dominant green-reading method in professional golf.

So who exactly is using it? The list might surprise you.

PGA Tour and LIV Golf Pros Who Use AimPoint

Adam Scott — The Original Believer

Adam Scott is arguably the player most associated with AimPoint. He adopted the system before his 2013 Masters win and has been a vocal advocate ever since. When a former world No. 1 credits a green-reading method for major championship success, people pay attention.

Keegan Bradley — The Comeback Story

Keegan Bradley’s putting stats took a noticeable jump after he committed to AimPoint. He went from being an inconsistent putter to one of the more reliable flat-stick players on Tour—proof that the system works even for players who didn’t grow up using it.

Ludvig Åberg

One of the brightest young stars in golf, Åberg has incorporated AimPoint into his routine as he’s climbed the world rankings. When a player that talented adopts a system this early in his career, it says something about where the game is headed.

Dustin Johnson

DJ’s physical gifts get most of the attention, but his green-reading process is quietly methodical. AimPoint gives him a structured system to match his athletic putting stroke.

Collin Morikawa

Known for his precision iron play, Morikawa has applied the same analytical mindset to his putting. AimPoint fits naturally for a player who trusts process over guesswork.

Viktor Hovland

Hovland has been open about working on his short game, and AimPoint has been part of that overhaul. Pairing a world-class ball-striker with a scientific putting approach is a dangerous combination.

Other Notable PGA Tour / LIV / DP World Tour Users

Tommy Fleetwood — One of the best putters on the DP World Tour
Sam Burns — Consistently strong on the greens
Justin Rose — Olympic gold medalist, former world No. 1
Max Homa — A fan favorite known for his thoughtful approach to the game
Will Zalatoris — Has paired elite iron play with improved putting via AimPoint
Erik van Rooyen
Robert MacIntyre
Kevin Chappell
Haotong Li
Garrick Higgo
Padraig Harrington — Three-time major champion and Ryder Cup captain

That’s not a fringe group. That’s a cross-section of the best players in the world, spanning multiple generations and multiple tours.

LPGA Tour Pros Who Use AimPoint

AimPoint has gained traction on the LPGA Tour as well.

Stacy Lewis

Stacy Lewis has credited AimPoint as a significant factor in her success, including her two major championship wins. She’s been one of the most prominent advocates for the system in women’s golf.

Rose Zhang

As one of the most accomplished amateur-turned-pro players in recent memory, Zhang’s adoption of AimPoint signals that the next generation of LPGA stars is buying in.

Other Notable LPGA Users

Lydia Ko — Two-time major champion and Olympic gold medalist
Na Yeon Choi — Former world No. 2

Why So Many Pros Trust AimPoint

When you look at this list, a pattern emerges. These aren’t just good putters—they’re players who value repeatable processes over guesswork.

Traditional green reading relies on visual estimation. The problem? Your eyes can be fooled by:

Surrounding terrain that creates false optical slopes
Grain direction that’s hard to see in certain light
Shadows that change how slopes appear throughout the day
Pressure that makes even experienced players second-guess what they see

AimPoint sidesteps all of that. It uses your body’s proprioception—your innate ability to feel gravity—to determine slope. That data doesn’t change based on lighting, nerves, or the angle you’re viewing from.

When Adam Scott stands over a putt at Augusta and Ludvig Åberg faces a slider at St Andrews, they’re using the same system, the same process, the same physics. That consistency is why the list of pros keeps growing.

The One Thing Every AimPoint Pro Has in Common

Here’s what separates Tour players from weekend golfers trying AimPoint for the first time: calibration.

Every pro on this list has spent hundreds of hours training their feet to accurately feel slope percentages. They walk on greens every single day. Their internal slope sensor is razor-sharp.

For the rest of us, that calibration drifts. You might play once or twice a week. By Saturday morning, your feet have forgotten what a 2% slope actually feels like.

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