Benefits:
• Inexpensive
• Easy to assemble and use
• Three shaft positions for all clubs
• Only three positions for back foot
• Light, compact, stores in the bag
• High quality, durable material
• Works right or left handed

Fancy New Driver - Same Old Handicap?
So, you're a 15-handicap golfer and you bought yourself a big new shiny driver with the huge head made of all that exotic out-of-this-planet metal, right?
-- by Henry Dubois, Inventor of The Align-Drive

You have played with your new driver four or five times and guess what? You still have a 15 handicap. Well, SURPRISE, it's not the club. Do you think good golfers and professionals do nothing but play golf? I don't think so. What a lot of amateur golfers don't realize is that the golfers they see on TV playing on weekends didn't get there by luck or some kind of predestination. They got there because they worked really hard at their game and PRACTICED. I mean, they practiced lots and lots and lots. And guess what they practiced? They practiced the basic fundamentals of the game: grip, posture, alignment and ball position.

If you ever watch the pros warming up at the driving range they'll always lay down a club parallel to their feet aimed at the intended target. Then they proceed to hit ball after ball after ball and ingrain the move that they're making. What they're also ingraining is the feel of being aligned correctly to their target and having the ball in the proper position in their stance. That's fundamental golf. Sure, they practice the trick shots or the difficult shots that they might encounter occasionally. But the majority of their practice is on the fundamentals. The problem many amateur golfers have is that they don't know how to practice or what to practice. But they know how to go to the driving range and "hit golf balls."

I'm amazed at the number of hitters (that's what I call them) that I see when I go out to "practice" at my favorite range. These poor chaps don't even have a clue what to practice. They're just out there slapping golf balls to an open field. When they're done they pack it up and think they've had a good "practice session." Next time you're at the driving range just look around you and notice who is "practicing" and who is just "hitting balls." You'll spot the ball hitters in an instant and you'll also spot the serious golfers. They're the ones practicing with a purpose in mind. Same routine, methodical and very deliberate.

Sometimes when I practice I'll be half way through my golf balls and someone will set up right next to me. They finish long before I'm done even though we both hit the same number of balls. Amazing! Then, when they play every now and then, I suppose they wonder why they don't get any better. The answer is simple: in order to improve you have to practice and you have to practice the fundamentals. That is the only way you're going to get better at this game.

The best way to practice the fundamentals is with a device that automatically aligns you to the target and correctly positions the golf ball in your stance for every club in the bag. The Align-Drive does just that and all for less the cost of most green fees. If you'd like to try one out, give us a call at 1-800-495-2921 (access code 02). Now go on over to our feedback page to see what some of the top teaching pros and university golf programs have to say about our product. If you want to really improve you have to practice the fundamentals: grip, posture, alignment and ball position.