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**LClan439** · 07-10-2010, 06:25 AM

I have no idea if this will help but I am actually going to try it the next time i golf. I thought about it while I was putting today on the 18th hole.
You know how some ppl use the line on their ball to help align their putt? What about using the same line to line up your tee shot, then align your club to that and fire away.

I do this for every tee shot as well as every putt, I find that it helps me out a bunch. When I'm practicing on the range, I will even take the stripes that are on the sides of the range balls and use them to align myself with my target.

I also use alignment sticks on the range. One of the sticks is between my feet and the ball, helping me line up my feet and shoulders parallel to the target line. I take the other stick and put it about 3-4 feet in front of the ball, right on the target line of the ball. I've actually found that it helps me on the range in terms of making sure that my clubface is lined up with my target, and also helps me to look for a target a few feet ahead of the ball, even when the stick isn't there when I'm hitting shots on the course.

07-10-2010, 06:25 AM	#14
LClan439 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	I have no idea if this will help but I am actually going to try it the next time i golf. I thought about it while I was putting today on the 18th hole. You know how some ppl use the line on their ball to help align their putt? What about using the same line to line up your tee shot, then align your club to that and fire away. I do this for every tee shot as well as every putt, I find that it helps me out a bunch. When I'm practicing on the range, I will even take the stripes that are on the sides of the range balls and use them to align myself with my target. I also use alignment sticks on the range. One of the sticks is between my feet and the ball, helping me line up my feet and shoulders parallel to the target line. I take the other stick and put it about 3-4 feet in front of the ball, right on the target line of the ball. I've actually found that it helps me on the range in terms of making sure that my clubface is lined up with my target, and also helps me to look for a target a few feet ahead of the ball, even when the stick isn't there when I'm hitting shots on the course.
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