WHYGOLF Padded Golf Alignment Rods - Golf Alignment Sticks with Protective Padding, Create Golf Swing Trainer Angles Like Pro Trainers

great golf training aid.

I can't speak to its durability they're too new. I can't say that there are the only sticks that fit my why golf alignment tool. I was disappointed and how long they took to get to me.

liked everything about it, fixed my swing!

Really can just use a gardening steak made out of fiberglass that would work even better because its more durable

It worked exactly as they described. It’s just a little overpriced for what it is. It worked really well. I wouldn’t buy it again.

However, I did receive advice from an avid golfer - my wife. Without her around I opened the box and was supremely disappointed. From the photo I thought the round angle disc came with it. I stood there looking at two fiberglass poles with foam around them. Nope, I was not excited. My first thought was, boy is she going to call me stupid.She got home and took them out and said they appeared to be of good quality. Without the angle disk she dropped them down on her putting mat and used them for putting guides. I think she should pass on using them for that as I never have seen her putt so poorly. Ultimately, she said they were fine and she would be using them for practice.And I came up with an easy solution for not having the angle disk. I grabbed a nice chunk of wood off my scrap pile, checked the rod diameter, stuck the drill bit in my drill press, and proceeded to drill all sort of different angled-holes in the wood. So now she can choose her angles and practice properly.From what I first thought were glorified tent poles to the boss giving her approval, this turned out to be a better acquisition than I expected.

Really helped me eliminate my over the top swing. Very satisfied

I like these rods, they're foam padded so if you swipe them with your clubs they shouldn't scratch anything. One end is a bit pointed so it's easy to stick in the grass. And you can link them together by inserting them end-to-end. Got this in combination with the alignment disc weight. These rods are useful on their own and the disc weight just makes them more "consistent" by being able to set them at precise angles for repeatable training. I'd say get these rods as a training aid, and if you really start to get good and consistent, then get the alignment disc.