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Alignment

Not sure you’re aimed where you think you are? Give yourself a clear target line and setup reference.

Common practice signals

Your feet or shoulders drift as the target changes, even when the intended shot stays the same.
Ball position moves from repetition to repetition without a deliberate reason.
You feel square at address but a photo or ground reference shows a different picture.
Practice starts with hitting balls before you have chosen a precise target or setup checkpoint.

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Relevant tool categories

Alignment references

Straight references can show a target line, a parallel body line, or ball position. Keep any object outside the club's path and use only the reference needed for the drill.

Setup markers

Position markers help you return the ball and feet to the same place. They are most useful when the chosen positions are intentional and recorded.

Visual checkpoints

A phone camera or simple target marker can capture a setup from the same angle. Consistent framing matters more than adding more equipment.

Ways to explore training tools

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