Good tip on the zoom feature pjschaub!
I did some practicing and came up with this process for hitting any approach shot to a green and leaving yourself the best angle.
1) Switch from FULL shot to PITCH shot. CHIP will work too. You do this because the grid will then be visible. Red on the grid is downhill, blue is uphill and black is level. The object is to leave yourself uphill putts and avoid the downhill big breakers which often result in three putts.
2) Go into REVERSE or pick a camera that displays an aerial of the green. You can tap the space bar to reverse. Move the aimer around the hole and take note of where the red (danger) and blue/black sections (safe) are. You now know what area to avoid, so set your aimer accordingly.
3) Reverse back to NORMAL view.
4) Switch back from PITCH shot to FULL shot.
5) Execute!
This whole process does not take long with a little practice and will help greatly with placing your approach shots in places that will leave a putt that you can take an aggressive run at.
Here are some pictures to clarify.
The blue means anything left of the pin will leave an uphill putt (good).
The red means anything right of the pin will leave a downhill putt (no good).
A shot left of pin leaves this easy, uphill putt.
A shot right of pin leaves this ticklish downhiller.
Hope this helps.
Cheers!
'ol 88