Media Quotes
Golf Week, 03/07/2009
"...the biggest graphic advance in golf broadcasting in recent years. It's eerily precise."
Golf.com, 01/14/2009
"..universally applauded..."
Golf World, 12/26/2008
"Far and away the Putting Line--sponsored by Mutual of Omaha and powered by AimPoint--is one of TV's best viewer enhancements. It is uncanny how precise the technology is in determining the path of a putt and how much break should be played. "
Golf World, 9/17/2008
"The Mutual of Omaha putting line is one of the greatest technical innovations in golf television."
Golf Week, 6/14/2008
"…one of the most significant upgrades for golf viewers in years."
GOLF Magazine, May 2008
"Its precision is remarkable... "
Golf Week, 6/15/2007
"…the most significant technical advancement in golf broadcasting in the past decade. Its accuracy is uncanny."
Detroit Free Press, 1/11/2007
"I can already say with absolute certainty that AimPoint will revolutionize golf telecasts."
GolfBusinessWire.com, 2/10/2007
"This might be the best new graphic for any sport in a long time. The graphic charts the ball's projected and ideal path to the hole. An arrow shows where a player should aim, while a dotted line from the ball to the hole allows viewers to track the ball's path. Putting is what wins tournaments, so this is a great new toy."
NBCSports.com, 1/18/2007
Mutual of Omaha AimPoint, computer-generated laser technology that traces the ideal line of a putt before a golfer strikes it, was a neat high-tech addition to the telecast, and in the future should be used more often."
Golf Week, 2/10/2007
"Golf Channel also rolled out a new toy, AimPoint, which is golf's version of football's first-down line, giving viewers some much-needed perspective of the two-dimensional putting greens."
TheSportsCritic.com, 1/21/2007
"…the AimPoint feature is quite a treat."
TheSandTrap.com, 1/9/2007
"…it was addicting to watch."
LA Daily News, 1/18/2007
"Unique and exclusive graphics such as the AimPoint, a football-like "1st-And-10" blue line on the green to show the break of a putt as the golfer is actually striking the ball, is one sure thing the networks will soon want to steal."
"...the biggest graphic advance in golf broadcasting in recent years. It's eerily precise."
Golf.com, 01/14/2009
"..universally applauded..."
Golf World, 12/26/2008
"Far and away the Putting Line--sponsored by Mutual of Omaha and powered by AimPoint--is one of TV's best viewer enhancements. It is uncanny how precise the technology is in determining the path of a putt and how much break should be played. "
Golf World, 9/17/2008
"The Mutual of Omaha putting line is one of the greatest technical innovations in golf television."
Golf Week, 6/14/2008
"…one of the most significant upgrades for golf viewers in years."
GOLF Magazine, May 2008
"Its precision is remarkable... "
Golf Week, 6/15/2007
"…the most significant technical advancement in golf broadcasting in the past decade. Its accuracy is uncanny."
Detroit Free Press, 1/11/2007
"I can already say with absolute certainty that AimPoint will revolutionize golf telecasts."
GolfBusinessWire.com, 2/10/2007
"This might be the best new graphic for any sport in a long time. The graphic charts the ball's projected and ideal path to the hole. An arrow shows where a player should aim, while a dotted line from the ball to the hole allows viewers to track the ball's path. Putting is what wins tournaments, so this is a great new toy."
NBCSports.com, 1/18/2007
Mutual of Omaha AimPoint, computer-generated laser technology that traces the ideal line of a putt before a golfer strikes it, was a neat high-tech addition to the telecast, and in the future should be used more often."
Golf Week, 2/10/2007
"Golf Channel also rolled out a new toy, AimPoint, which is golf's version of football's first-down line, giving viewers some much-needed perspective of the two-dimensional putting greens."
TheSportsCritic.com, 1/21/2007
"…the AimPoint feature is quite a treat."
TheSandTrap.com, 1/9/2007
"…it was addicting to watch."
LA Daily News, 1/18/2007
"Unique and exclusive graphics such as the AimPoint, a football-like "1st-And-10" blue line on the green to show the break of a putt as the golfer is actually striking the ball, is one sure thing the networks will soon want to steal."