Using a two-camera demonstration and alignment sticks, they reveal how golfers often misjudge their target line, leading to common swing faults like the outside-in path.
The problem comes when you try to check this on video, because this vanishing point effect can give you the illusion that ...
An optical illusion—the same one that makes train tracks appear to converge—could be causing you to misread your alignment every time you watch your swing on video. During a golf lesson with ...
Walk down a tour practice range and you’ll see alignment rods everywhere. This week, I saw dozens of them while walking the range at the 2026 FM Championship. They’re among the most popular training ...
Tommy Fleetwood’s go-to drill is simple. He grabs an alignment stick, lines it up with the angle of his shaft and sticks it in a device called the Swing Plane Perfector. This gives him visual feedback ...
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