Proaim

ProAim was developed in the Republic of South Africa by a team of optical engineers who drew upon light collection technology originally utilized by the military for enhancing night vision. "The design and function of ProAim is so unique it has patents pending around the world," says ProAim CEO, Chris Lundin. Optical Imprinting commits the perfect stroke to memory. ProAim's precision crafted lens convert solar and stored ambient light and project a vivid set of grid lines into the golfer's field of vision. These gridlines enable the golfer to "see" a virtual track to practice the perfect putting stroke and commit it to muscle memory. This process is called Optical Imprinting and it is being credited for lowering the scores of golfers of every level. ProAim gives instant feedback and immediately reveals previously hidden flaws in both setup and putting stroke - swing flaws that, until now, have been virtually impossible for the golfer to detect. It is precisely these unrecognized mistakes that keep golfers from putting with consistency and accuracy.