Alignment Aids

Aim is the quiet scorecard killer, and it is the easiest fault in golf to fix. Our golf alignment sticks and alignment tools train your setup and target line so every shot starts where you intended.

Why most golfers aim wrong

Stand behind the ball, pick a target, walk in and set up. Almost every club golfer ends up aimed well right or left of where they think they are, then makes a compensating swing to save the shot. Lay a stick down along your toe line and the truth is obvious straight away.

From aiming to swing path drills

Sticks do far more than check your feet. Use them for ball position, shoulder alignment and swing path gates. An alignment stick holder stands them up at the correct angle so you can rehearse plane and path drills standing over the ball, instead of laying everything flat on the ground.

Free UK delivery over £30. Not sure which aid you need? Read our guide to the best golf training aids.

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Frequently asked questions

What are golf alignment sticks used for?

Aiming your body correctly and running drills for swing path, plane and ball position, which is the fastest fix for a lot of swing faults.

Do alignment sticks really help?

Yes. Most amateurs aim well right or left without knowing it, and training with sticks fixes the root cause of a lot of faults.

How do I use an alignment stick holder?

It stands your sticks up at the correct angle for path and plane drills, so you can rehearse the motion without laying on the ground.