hi lowpost
what plez was saying that most handicapers play to the hole with short chips and pitches without thinking about the green and its slope and only thinking of being near the hole. using the clock system and thinking of the high point as 12 o-clock and the low as 6 o-clock then you start to think more about the target where you want ball to start running and where you want the ball to run along and get you to a point where you have just a one putt, you aim to have the ball end up in the amber or green and not in the two putt zone the red, the hole aim is to have a easy putt and the uphill putts best and the downhill the second best as both wont break much, the ones in the red have breaks and are missed 30 more than the other two. the system works on greens with very little slope to ones the drop a few feet, he explaned it lot better than i ever can but it was a new one to me and think it might be from his newish book, control management.
i have not seen it on sale here in uk yet but is on sale in usa.
bill