A Swing Alignment Rods 2-Pack by David Leadbetter (MoRodz)

Received these today. Disappointing that they have no sharp/pointed end on each rod. The drill I wanted to use these for requires sticking an end in the ground.The product description doesn't mention one way or the other, but reading reviews it looks like some people got them with a sharp end and some did not. The booklet that came with them shows them having a pointed end, as well as the video on the Amazon product page. They just have two flat ends with a removable rubber cap over each end. They will work fine for any drill that I need to lay the rod on the ground. Just be aware if you need a pointed end it seems to be hit or miss if you will get that, based on the reviews. I have purchased other brands before and they almost all, always had a pointed end (which is important in any alignment rod). Otherwise you can't do certain drills without having to use a good deal of force to get them in the ground (and leaving a bigger hole in your local courses practice facility's grounds...lol).

These work fine but you can go to Home Ddpot and get the same thing for half the price

I use these rods for my daily practice. I used to use one of my clubs but I always feared I would damage it or leave it on the ground after practice. I practice on a mat so I can't poke it in the ground to control my shoulder swing plane but I do lay in at angle to my target path to make sure I have an inside to out swing. I carry these in my bag all the time.Be careful inserting the rods back into the clear plastic tube as the black tips of the rod may catch the edge of the tube hole and pop off.

What can I say...they are sticks you lay on or stick into the ground...But really, I used these every once in a while to get my body alignment back into form. After about 2 hours (accumulated over a few trips to a range) I went out and shot 1 under for the first time in about 2 years. Would take that return on investment any time. (For those curious, mine did have a pointed end to stick into the ground)

The advertised "A Swing" alignment sticks (with a pointed end) are not the ones you will receive.You receive a similar "MVP SPORT" which retails for half the price.

The only reason I gave these 4 stars is that they don't have a pointed end. However, they are as described and were only $12 for a set of blue ones at the time I purchased them. Other than that, if you're being cheap about it like me but don't want to slump down to bright orange driveway markers, then these will do just fine. Ps, you could just sharpen an end to help with sticking them in the ground.

These sticks are very durable as I have used them for other learning sessions were they have been hit several times and they still look new. They are just the right size and dont imped the removal of the clubs when in the bag stowed away.

Nothing special but for the price they are hard to beat. A pointed end to stick in the ground would make these perfect.