What are Alignment Sticks?
Alignment sticks are simple training tools used to check aim, setup, ball position, and swing path.
Place them on the ground during practice and they give you immediate visual feedback, helping you build a more repeatable routine before every swing.
How Alignment Sticks Help
Aim: Check that your feet, hips, shoulders, and clubface are working toward the same target.
Swing Path: Build a visual gate for takeaway, downswing path, and contact.
Ball Position: Keep ball placement consistent from club to club.
Setup Routine: Create a repeatable process before every swing.
Putting: Use them for start line, face control, and alignment work.
How to Use Alignment Sticks
A few simple setups can make your practice more intentional.
Parallel Alignment: Place one stick at your feet and one on your target line.
Ball Position: Set one stick perpendicular to your stance to check placement.
Swing Path Gate: Create a narrow path to train start line and club direction.
Putting Line: Use one stick on the green to check face aim and start line.
Parallel Alignment: Place one stick at your feet and one on your target line.
