Tour Aim 2.0 Golf Training Aid – 11-in-1 Alignment Sticks & Swing Plane Golf Practice System – Lightweight Alternative to Heavy Brick-Like Golf Aids – Maximum Portability, Accuracy & Consistency

This product is an absolute must for any golfer looking to improve or maintain their game. It stays in my bag at all times and I use it every single time I practice on the range or putting green. I literally call it my portable golf coach. This one product helps you with the most impactful parts of golfing. It can be used for aim and alignment, your swing plane for driver through wedges, putting stroke and as a putting gate. If you check out Tour Aim’s YouTube channel there are videos that will show you how to use this one product to maximize all the parts of you golf game, driver to putter!

You could call me a training aid guy, I always like to try out different golf training aids. After watching countless videos of things people recommend, I kept seeing the tour aim pop up. One notable video was Trottie from TaylorMade. He had a great video explaining everything about the product. I purchased it immediately. I’ve been able to only get this out to the range once so far, but it made it so much easier to have myself aligned to the target. No more fiddling with your alignment sticks, just plop it down and boom, you’re perfectly parallel with the target. I found the putting green use to be just as good if not better for me. Having the functionality of the “gate” and the rods to keep your putter inline are invaluable putting drills. Highly recommend this product!

I have used this product on multiple occasions and so far it has helped my game. I align better when setting up for shots. It has also helped with my over the top move in my swing. Having the aid there with an angle of attack to keep it low, I worked on getting my club beneath the bar and it has helped. I am not where I want to be but I can see improvement.

The Tour Aim Golf Training is absolutely amazing. There's so many effective and efficient ways to use it. In spring when it first arrived, my golf game was in the mid-90s and today I'm shooting scores in the mid '80s because of my practice with my coach utilizing the Tour Aim 2.0 plus. You can use it in your home, in your garage on a rainy days, at the driving range, or in your backyard. Prior to tournaments, I use my Tour Aim 2+ to get my swing plane perfectly dialed in for each of my clubs. As you hear from most of your coaches or videos, perfect practice is what's needed to improve your game and the Tour Aim 2+ helps you practice perfectly. Thanks to Tour Aim and special thanks to Noah for making customer service priority number one. You will be elated with this product and Noah's customer service and sales team.

Great training aid! Fits great in my golf bag, very durable (I’ve hit it many times with bad shots), and lightweight too.

I used to go to the range and hack away like everyone else, but in the past year I've re-committed to becoming the best golfer I can possibly be starting by practicing with purpose. I'm not a bad golfer by any stretch, a 14 hcp, shooting in the mid 80s regularly, but I knew I could be better. I suspected my setup and alignment had as much to do with my misses as my swing, and sought to correct it. That's where the Tour Aim Pro came in. I was able to check my alignment to target (which was off), feel the target line through my swing, and really start to groove an on-plane swing. I can't imagine practicing without it. Oh, it also doesn't hurt that the warranty and customer service is top notch, which is rarely the case with golf products these days.

Price is hefty for some thin cheap feeling plastic and alignment sticks. Yes the angles are solid on plate and is high on functionality.

nice idea, but no instruction anywhere. they talk about videos but they are not very helpful. many videos show old products or one that comes with 4 sticks and this only for some reason only has 3 sticks. QR code on box is supposed to lead to a video, but the link is broken. went to website and they only have 2 videos which are extremely basic. 5 peg positions on device to help with swing mostly related to wedges people don't use commonly and a place for a diver. Nice idea, but poor execution in about 6 ways.