Sub 70 Sighting Pins

Sub 70s sighting sticks, also known as alignment sticks, are a popular and effective training tool for golfers of all levels. They are designed to provide instant visual feedback and help you improve the fundamentals of your swing and stance. White or black case included

Main features

• Durable material: The clubs are typically made from a robust fiberglass composite that is both lightweight and durable. This construction allows them to withstand heavy use on the driving range and out on the course.

• Optimal length: They have an ideal length (often around 44-48 inches, about 112-122 cm) that makes them versatile for a range of exercises, from checking alignment to improving swing path.

• Protective cover: They often come in a protective tube or cover for easy storage and transport in your golf bag, protecting both the clubs and your equipment.

• Simple design: The sight pins have a simple but functional design, often with the discreet Sub 70 logo, which gives a professional impression.

How to use sight sticks effectively

Aiming sticks are an incredibly versatile tool for improving your game. Here are some common ways to use them:

• Alignment: Place a stick parallel to your target line, on the ground in front of your feet. This will help ensure that your feet, hips and shoulders are properly aligned with the target. Place a second stick perpendicular to the first to check the position of the ball in your shot.

• Swing Path: To correct an inside-out or outside-in swing path, you can place pegs on the ground to create a corridor for your clubhead to pass through during your swing. This provides immediate feedback on misses.

• Ball Position: Use a stick to mark exactly where the ball should be placed in your stance for each club, which is crucial for consistent ball striking.

• Putting: Use two sticks parallel to each other, just outside the width of the ball, to practice rolling the ball in a straight line. This will help you improve your putting motion.

Sub 70s sight pins are a smart investment for any golfer looking to build a more stable and repeatable foundation in their game.