Golf Training Aids
Rhino Valley Golf Alignment Sticks Review
Two fiberglass alignment sticks for aim, ball position and swing path. The cheapest training aid that actually works.
Quick answer: Rhino Valley alignment sticks are the best budget golf training aid: under $10 with over 900 ratings at 4.5 out of 5.
Quick Summary
Pros
- +Under $10
- +Over 900 ratings, 4.5 out of 5
- +Dozens of drills: aim, ball position, path, plane
- +Work on a simulator mat, at the range or in the backyard
Cons
- −Plain fiberglass, no length markings
- −Easy to step on and bend if left on the floor
Full Review
Alignment sticks are the training aid every tour player uses, and they cost less than a sleeve of balls. Lay one along your target line and one along your feet and you see at once if you aim right. Push one into the ground at an angle to check your swing plane, or place one outside the ball to train an in-to-out path. On a simulator mat they show you if your setup matches the target on the screen. This Rhino Valley set has over 900 ratings and costs under $10.
Specifications
| Material | Fiberglass |
| Pieces | 2 sticks with tube cover |
Who Is This For?
Buy these first. No training aid gives you more for less money.
Our Verdict
Buy these first. No training aid gives you more for less money.
Rhino Valley Golf Alignment Sticks
Score: 85/100
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