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AimPoint AimCharts – Permitted under the Rules of Golf

April 15th, 2010 by John Graham Leave a reply »

I wanted to use this post to confirm to everyone that AimPoint AimCharts have been and are perfectly legal for all tournament play regardless of what others may be trying to spread. A recent visitor to this blog has cut and pasted my discussion about AimPoint AimCharts on their blog and used the information to try and claim that it may be likely that AimPoint AimCharts were illegal for tournament play.

Here is the decision from the USGA:

AimChart USGA Decision

Game, Set and Match

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