Paige Spiranac slams AimPoint putting and 'BRUTAL' pace of play at The Masters
Paige Spiranac said the pace of play "was even worse in person" at The Masters as a result of AimPoint.
Paige Spiranac has hit out at the "brutal" pace of play at The Masters Tournament via her Instagram Story.
While Spiranac did not mention any specific names, she did point fingers at the AimPoint putting technique, which is used by the likes of Viktor Hovland, Max Homa and Keegan Bradley.
Spiranac recently ripped into Bradley over taking his time over a four-foot putt.
AimPoint allows a golfer to read greens using their feet to determine the slope percentage of a given putt.
Golf social media sensation Spiranac, who attended Augusta in person last week, said:
One thing I really hate is slow pace of play
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) April 9, 2023
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Spiranac's views echoed that of LIV Golf's Brooks Koepka, who hit out at the group in front of him in the final round.
After finishing joint runner-up to Masters champion Jon Rahm, four-time major champion Koepka said:
Thousands of golf fans took to Twitter on Sunday night to berate the pace of play set by Patrick Cantlay, who was playing alongside Hovland in the group that Koepka was referring to in the final round.
On the 13th hole, Hovland could not wait any longer for Cantlay!
Other fans hit out at amateur Sam Bennett.
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