🏌️ Line M Up Pro Precision Golf Ball Alignment and Identification Tool with Sharpie Mini" - Enhance Your Golf Game with the Line M Up Pro Precision Golf Ball Aligner and ID Tool, featuring Sharpie Mini Review

The one I had didn't snap on the ball so didn't give me a straight line without a lot of pressure. This clip is sure to deliver the perfect line every time. I like the 3 line option, it really keeps your shot on the line. Buy it, you will love it!

Grip dried after only a few golf balls, very disappointing! I tagged a few balls the day it arrived and it was dead before I could tag anything I wanted. The aligner is great but the grip sucks.

I always mark my golf balls with a plastic aligner with a strip and a separate marker for spotting and aligning shots. When I used a Callaway ERC 3-lane golf ball, it was the perfect alternative to continuing to use my favorite golf ball and not the Callaway ERC golf ball (usually $40 a dozen)!

Nice template for drawing three guides. The bullet latches securely and feels much more durable than the competitor's lime green jig (I have one of those too and it snapped). You have to rotate the ball to get a solid line, but it's not difficult (see picture). It could be a good option in the future to have solid sidelines, or draw vertical lines for the face like this.

I have an 8 handicap and decided to try and line the ball. Was worried it would be a little busy with all the lines but it isn't. There are some things that most or all professionals do. Everyone takes off their gloves to hit, I don't know if that reduces the number of hits, but I do. Most put a line on their ball, I had to try. When I find the time to use the lines, I often run the ball down the line. It definitely reduced 2 shots, brought my score back and I'm making more birdies.

Ideal for smoothing out shots. The line bothers me off the tee, so I usually wait until I'm on the green and it's my turn to putt to draw the line. It is important to wait your turn so as not to distract other thugs. I usually do 3 or 4 practice strokes, walk my line, come back, do a few more as I draw a line. Repeat these steps once the line is aligned to make sure you are sure of the break. If you follow this method and miss, chances are someone spoke or breathed during your swing.

I had this tool except it didn't allow me to draw three parallel lines on the ball. It was the cheapest option I could find that allowed this and was the most suitable. This is a great little tool that snaps onto the ball and stays put, giving you clean, straight lines every time. It even came with a 3 1/4" Four More Yards t-shirt as a bonus. Why spend $40 on a box of big name balls when you can build your own triple lanes for all the balls for less than $10 You Want? will make you a great…