AlignPro Swing Rods — Professional Golf Alignment & Posture Trainer
Professional golf training aid · Free shipping Australia-wide over $60 AUD
- Targets one specific swing fault with instant, honest feedback
- Use it at home or at the range — no coach required
- Just 15–20 minutes a day to build the correct movement
- Backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee
DESCRIPTION
Walk into any PGA Tour practice facility in the world and you'll see alignment rods on the ground. Every tour coach uses them. There's a reason — they instantly expose the alignment errors that feel invisible but cost you shots every single round.
The AlignPro Swing Rods are two adjustable steel rods that push into the turf in seconds and give you an immediate visual reference for feet, hips, shoulders, ball position and swing plane — all at once.
Most golfers aim 15–20 metres right or left of their target without knowing it. These rods fix that in one session.
HOW TO USE: Push one rod into the ground parallel to your target line along your toe line. Place the second rod perpendicular to check ball position or angled to check swing plane. Hit balls and adjust your stance until everything lines up perfectly.
WHAT YOU GET: ✓ Instant visual alignment feedback ✓ Check feet, hips, shoulders and swing plane simultaneously ✓ Adjustable steel rods up to 127 cm ✓ Used by PGA Tour coaches worldwide ✓ Lightweight — fits in any golf bag side pocket ✓ Suitable for all skill levels ✓ Free shipping Australia-wide
Each SwingEdge tool is built to give you immediate feedback so you know — without a mirror or a coach — whether you made the correct move.
- Start with short, slow reps to feel the correct position.
- Practise 15–20 minutes, three times a week.
- Most golfers feel a difference within their first few sessions.
Free shipping on all Australian orders over $60 AUD. Orders placed before 2pm AEST ship the same business day; standard delivery is 3–5 business days.
Not happy? Return it within 30 days for a full refund. See our returns policy for details.
Complete your set.
Each tool fixes a different fault. Most golfers add more as they improve.
