Alignment
189 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Build a wedge setup: feet together, widen, hip bumpChannel: PorzakGolf
Aim straight or slightly left on pitch shots, never rightChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Closing your stance shifts your ball positionChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Set iron lie from impact, not addressChannel: Mark Immelman
Build a three-rod alignment station for short gameChannel: Dan Grieve
Aim small, miss small on recovery shotsChannel: Club Champion
Fit putting performance in a fixed sequenceChannel: Club Champion
Flatten wedge lie angle if you pull shots leftChannel: Club Champion
Check eye position by hanging putter from left eyeChannel: PorzakGolf
Read break from the start line, not the hole lineChannel: Micah Morris
Use a square track as start-line feedbackChannel: Club Champion
Hang your hands to check the shoulders are squareChannel: PorzakGolf- Calibrate your distance from the putt lineChannel: Club Champion
Treat lie-angle errors as loft dependentChannel: Club Champion
Stop aiming farther left to fix a sliceChannel: Dan Grieve
Aim at a spot a few feet in front of the ballChannel: Dan Grieve
Set the putter to your line first, then set up to itChannel: Todd Graves
Choose lie angle from strike and start directionChannel: Club Champion
Open the whole body, not just flare the lead footChannel: Golf with Aimee
Aim feet and target lines parallel, not shoulders at targetChannel: SagutoGolf
Check forearm alignment, not just the clubface, at setupChannel: Danny Maude
Use ball position to explore neutral swing pathChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Let body resistance hold the putter arcChannel: Mark Immelman
For a hook, check the face and body for closedChannel: Golf with Aimee
Practice the setup as a deliberate processChannel: SagutoGolf
Ball-position misses create opposite curvesChannel: Danny Maude
Build seven-iron posture around a 45-degree bendChannel: stayhandsy
Build your stance from toes-together on a rodChannel: PorzakGolf- Check ball position against an open setupChannel: stayhandsy
Pick a spot four inches ahead of the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Aim the face and club movement at the targetChannel: Todd Graves
Use indoor delivery data for wedge fittingChannel: Club Champion
Use an intermediate-target alignment routineChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Test a green read against an aligned putting aidChannel: PorzakGolf
Face the center of your stance and reach up to the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Fit the putter to the golfer's real aim patternChannel: Club Champion
Move your hands to the side of the handle, not on topChannel: stayhandsy
Keep the grip stable during the roundChannel: SagutoGolf
Aim at a start-line target, not the flagChannel: Club Champion
Fit putter shape to visual response and releaseChannel: Club Champion
Use the hosel chart from a standard baselineChannel: Club Champion- Open your stance to see the putting lineChannel: Todd Graves
Keep the putting start line in viewChannel: PorzakGolf
Square your shoulders and set eyes over the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Set the forearms square to reduce slice conditionsChannel: Danny Maude- Change eye position to alter perceived aimChannel: Club Champion
Aim the club face first: a three-step setup routineChannel: Mark Immelman
Aim at an imaginary line through the ballChannel: Danny Maude- Feet-together clubhead-first setup routineChannel: Golf with Aimee
Check a new grip is square to the clubfaceChannel: Dan Grieve
Feel the slope twice to establish an Aimpoint numberChannel: AimPoint Golf - Worlds Best Green-Reading System
Use lie angle to manage the driver's start lineChannel: Club Champion
Tilt the lead shoulder down at the top of the backswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Use a ball line only if it preserves commitmentChannel: Mark Immelman- Build your setup in order: club, grip, feetChannel: Dan Grieve
Adjust putter lie to your hand heightChannel: Club Champion- Sight your aim line from behind the ball like a rifleChannel: PorzakGolf
Use a string line to groom aim and start lineChannel: Dan Grieve
Fit putter lie so the ball sits below your eyesChannel: Todd Graves
Check eyes over ball by hanging putter from your eyeChannel: PorzakGolf
Set the clubface to target before your stanceChannel: Golf with Aimee
Set up to an aiming spot two feet in front of the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Use the ball line as a tee-shot aim guideChannel: PorzakGolf
Transfer a swing change with a start lineChannel: Micah Morris
Choose putter markings for your alignment needsChannel: Club Champion- Audit start line with a nearby ball markerChannel: Mark Immelman
Set up square with a point-and-slide routineChannel: Danny Maude
Use a putting mirror to check eyes and shouldersChannel: Danny Maude
Photo check for a twisted-open driver setupChannel: Golf with Aimee
Separate your start line from your green readChannel: SagutoGolf
Single plane driver address: club behind handsChannel: Todd Graves- Experiment with where you draw the ball's aim lineChannel: Micah Morris
Aim a hybrid by the grooves, not the top lineChannel: PorzakGolf
Lie angle matters less as loft dropsChannel: Club Champion
Review your golf journal for patternsChannel: Todd Graves
Check alignment when a stable putter strugglesChannel: Club Champion- Calibrate putting data to perceived squareChannel: Club Champion
Pair ball and putter lines to clarify aimChannel: Club Champion
Lay a club at your target on the range for alignmentChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Translate aim bias at ten feet into cup widthsChannel: MrShortGame Golf- Check forward ball position when the turn stallsChannel: Mark Immelman
Hang the putter from your left eye to check eyes over ballChannel: PorzakGolf- Use grip shape to improve putter-face awarenessChannel: Club Champion
Pick an intermediate spot before aimingChannel: PorzakGolf- Check hand height when putts start leftChannel: Club Champion
Correct putter aim before rebuilding the strokeChannel: Club Champion
Know what a too-long putter does to your setupChannel: PorzakGolf
Train the ball-position picture before the courseChannel: Todd Graves
Check whether the ball rolls end over endChannel: Mark Immelman
Open the torso while the shoulders look closedChannel: Todd Graves
Fix grip and setup before changing the swingChannel: stayhandsy
Close face before gripping itChannel: Danny Maude
Compare neck shapes for square alignmentChannel: Golf with Aimee- Check shoulder aim with a hanging clubChannel: PorzakGolf
Check small alignment errors when course swings changeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Match the club to the trail arm without an arm gapChannel: Todd Graves- Use unequal stance steps for driver ball positionChannel: Mark Immelman
- Push trail hip to square your driver alignmentChannel: Golf with Aimee
Set hands low and open the face to aim the sweet spotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Hang your hands to square your putting shouldersChannel: PorzakGolf