Got any alignment stick drills?

[mysterygolfguy]

I recently got my first set of alignment sticks and was wondering if anyone had any good drills they use with them?

Maybe for putting, chipping, and obviously alignment. lol

I'd look on the interwebs but I figured here would be a better place to search. Thanks in advance.

[pulledabill]

On ‎3‎/‎19‎/‎2020 at 6:46 PM, mysterygolfguy said:

I recently got my first set of alignment sticks and was wondering if anyone had any good drills they use with them?

Maybe for putting, chipping, and obviously alignment. lol

I'd look on the interwebs but I figured here would be a better place to search. Thanks in advance.

There are so many different drills you can do.  Id look on the web and you will have more than enough to keep you busy.  I use  mine mainly for feet alignment and I will stick one in the ground in front of my left leg to keep me from swaying. 

[SoFloGolfer24]

On 3/23/2020 at 5:42 PM, pulledabill said:

There are so many different drills you can do.  Id look on the web and you will have more than enough to keep you busy.  I use  mine mainly for feet alignment and I will stick one in the ground in front of my left leg to keep me from swaying. 

Agreed. There are so many drills you can do with alignment sticks it's crazy. I use them to help alignment my feet, my shoulders, and my club path. 

[DPattGolf]

Alignment sticks are great because they can be used to work on every part of your game. I seem to go on Instagram and see a new use or drill every day now

[RickyBobby_PR]

The drill is going to depend on what you are trying to work on. They can be used anywhere from swing drills to putting speed drills. 
 

If one has a sweeping putting stroke and isn’t trying to change that a railroad drill for putting wouldn’t be a good suggestion 

[GaDawg]

On 3/19/2020 at 9:46 PM, mysterygolfguy said:

I recently got my first set of alignment sticks and was wondering if anyone had any good drills they use with them?

Maybe for putting, chipping, and obviously alignment. lol

I'd look on the interwebs but I figured here would be a better place to search. Thanks in advance.