🏌️ Golf Alignment Rods: Enhance Your Swing Aim with Magnetic Club Alignment Stick and Magnet Lie Angle Tool Training Aids Review

Used for practice sticks. I don't associate this with my new ping i59s. By holding the magnet just over an inch from the head of the racquet, it hits it squarely. I just got it, but even doing left hand parallel exercises at 3/4 speed indoors I can't get it to stir. I'm sure it will be just what I need for my tutorial videos.

Bought these for my own use to ensure I line up the mace properly after watching Rick Shiels on YouTube. It's amazing to see how much my alignment has been disrupted. I put it on a friend's racquet to show him how close he was to the ball and he hit the ball a lot better that day. Definitely worth the investment and I will use it often to check my alignment.

Note: For those who say it doesn't stick to the stick. There is a cheap wedge heel (Bombtech) and it doesn't hold up very well. Most likely stainless steel. My Callaway Mavrik irons and Cleveland wedges aggressively cling to them. So be warned if you have cheaper clubs this may not work.

I don't know why some people say it doesn't stick. It sticks to my new 3 wood that still has plastic on it! It also makes a significant click, so that's a good thing. A simple tool but very useful for aligning and positioning the club head. You can use it to line up a shot or to practice your backswing (a good visual checkpoint to make sure the racquet is properly showing the backswing). No complaints - definitely recommend.