As seen on TV -- The Golf Channel, Academy Live, and ESPN Classic. ALIGN-DRIVE Demonstration "D" Position Home The Problem/The Cure Design Philosophy Feedback/Testimonials Pros Only Photo Gallery Links FAQs Order Now For retail or distributor sales: Copyright 1999-2001 Align-Drive Golf Alignment, Ltd.

Brad places the shaft in the "D" position because he wants to use his driver and long irons. He lays the ALIGN-DRIVE onto the ground and aims it slightly left of target (he's right-handed). This places the shaft at the proper 90 degree orientation perpendicular to the target line. Then he tees up the ball 4-6 inches from the end of the shaft. Next, he places his left foot in the left foot position, and right foot in the right foot "D" position. After a brief waggle, he just swings. His swing will be directed toward the target because the ALIGN-DRIVE, his shoulders, and hips are automatically parallel to the target line. ALTERNATE METHOD: Tee up first, then move the ALIGN-DRIVE into place relative to the ball. Then take your stance using ALIGN-DRIVE as your guide. After practicing this way, you will come to recognize the look and feel of proper alignment and ball position. Users have also told us it makes a great putting practice aid. They align the white tube and place green shaft parallel to in the tube just about a putter's width away. They place the ball between the shaft and tube. Then they putt for a consistent stroke, keeping the blade square to the target. This makes it easy to align your stroke to the target rather than moving the blade in or outside the line. Watch Brad demostrate using a 5 iron. See how to use ALIGN-DRIVE for putting!

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