Find out why your putts really miss.
PointyBird clips onto your putter shaft, right in your eyeline. Address the ball. Putt. See your face angle, path, and tempo before you’ve even looked up.
Built for people who want to improve without the hassle.
No app to open and connect. No subscription. Just clip on and start putting. Every stroke is logged automatically: face angle, path, tempo, distance. Set a target distance and see whether you’re leaving it short or blowing it by, without doing any of the tracking yourself.
Why “guess” why you’re three- and four-putting?
Was the face open? Did you come in-to-out? Was your tempo rushed on the three-footer that mattered? PointyBird doesn’t guess. It measures and tells you how you can improve. Putting is the easiest part of your game to improve on!
Three steps. No fuss.
Clip it on.
A shaft mount, not a grip-end sensor — closer to the clubhead, for a truer read on face angle.
Address the ball.
Taking your stance arms the sensor automatically — no button, no app, no voice command. Hands stay on the club throughout.
See your numbers.
The moment you finish your stroke, your face angle, path and tempo are already on screen.
Instant feedback. Stop guessing.
Putting comes down to three things.
PointyBird helps you conquer the first two. Independent putting research puts face angle’s contribution to your ball’s starting direction at 83–95% — your path barely moves the needle by comparison. If your putts are missing left or right, it’s almost never your path. It’s your face.
Green Read — judging the break and slope in front of you — is a read, not a measurement, and it’s a different problem entirely. PointyBird doesn’t try to solve it. What it does is make sure the two things you can fully control and train — where your face points at impact, and the rhythm of your stroke — are never left to guessing again.
Sources: SAM PuttLab / Science & Motion · Golf Science Guru
Most sensors give you a number. This gives you the whole stroke.
Precision, without the premium price tag.
PointyBird means golf tech like this is now available to the many, not just the few. You shouldn’t need a tour budget to know what your putter face is actually doing at impact.
PointyBird is in final development.
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