Alignment Ball Mark - Putting Alignment Aid Tool - Golf Ball Marker - Rotate to Aim - Golf Gift Accessory for Men & Women Golfers - USGA Compliant

This is a custom tool - not for everyone! I have limited mobility and so when aligning my ball for a putt, the process of getting down low, aligning, standing, and possibly going back down to realign, is a bother for me. This aid is very easy to use! The bottom pins into the green, but the pointer can move. You mark your ball, and then while standing you nudge the pointer with your putter - all while standing. Not only does it help speed play, but it is very accurate - as long as your read is good! The only thing negative I would note is that you cant mark your ball with it if another person is putting near your spot. It is too big and clunky, so you have to mark with a flat mark, replace ball, then remark with the alignment tool if you need a better alignment. Bottom line, if you don't like the up and downs of aligning, this tool works great!

Ever stand over a putt without having a clear idea in mind of where your line is? I have. Too many times I've gone through the motions of reading a line only to get over the ball without a sense of commitment to anything very specific. This little device really encourages clear thinking and commitment to detail when finding your line. My putting accuracy has greatly improved as the result of using this. I find that after using it for even a short period of time, my setup habits have improved such that the device itself isn't necessarily needed after a time. On the down side, it is a bit large compared to a coin, and doesn't want to come out of my pocket nearly as easily as I would like it to, especially if it shares a pocket with a ball mark repairing tool, a few tees, and a ball or two. It is still worth fishing out and using every time especially early in the round or when choosing a subtle line. I find that it is the subtle putts that give me a feeling of being uncommitted. Without such commitment, it is hard to learn where I'm erring in my line reading. If I'm choosing a line using consistent methods, and then I align this device with that line, and then putt down that line, and then if I'm missing everything left, then I can change the way I'm choosing the line to begin with and therefor improve my putting. If I'm putting down some nebulous line then I'm not going to learn anything when I miss it all over the place. So good play is muscle memory and great play is all between the ears. This device really helps the latter by encouraging good and consistent habits. It is a simple but very effective instrument. I say thanks to its clever inventor(s). (No, I don't work for these guys and I'm not being paid to say anything. I'm just blown away by how well this thing works for me.) Now I have to wait and see how it will hold up over time.

Plastic and one anchor pin was broken upon arrival. Let me know ow when you make a metal one!

Great idea. Tool is a timesaver when you are aligning for the path of your putting stroke. You set it quicker and can reset it multiple times without constantly placing and replacing the ball. You can use your fingers or your putter to make smooth, fine adjustments. Height of the tool is similar to the height/thickness of a poker chip-type of ball marker. Marker is stored in your pocket so it may be a bit annoying trying to retrieve it if you also have tees, ball mark repair tool and extra balls also kept in the same pocket. Made of plastic, so only time will tell how durable or how long this product will hold up. It’s a bit pricey but a great golfer’s gift.

Love this item. I have a hard time lining up my putts and this solved the problem.

Mr One Putt on Youtube recommends this product and his videos have helped my putting game significantly. Still I was a little skeptical. It looked like cheap plastic, which it is, so it took me a few months before I finally purchased it. I had tried lining up my putts with a line on the ball in the past without much success, so I was pleasantly surprised when the first time I used it on the course( I took it out of the package and marked my putt) I sunk a 20 foot putt for par. I've only had it for a week and I sunk a downhill birdie putt and couple of other lengthy par putts. When I miss i am close to the hole. I left a 60 foot putt 6 inches to the left of the cup. Based on my experience I'm pretty sure that I would not have made these putts without this marker. I read some of the other reviews before writing mine and I agree with most of the positive reviews. It's easy to line up, doesn't really take any extra time and once you set your line you only have to worry about the speed of the putt. It seems even the people that left bad reviews were not unhappy with the way it works but more concerned about the plastic construction and durability and I don't disagree with them. The product could be made with a more durable material and it is a little frustrating trying to find it in your pocket amongst the balls and tees and divot tool. But that being said I would roll the dice and try one. It worked wonders for me.

The concept is great. The functionality of the design is not so much. The prongs used to anchor the device are too short to firmly hold the tool is place. When you try to adjust it with a putter or even your hand, the devise lifts up because it doesn't firmly anchor. I am going to adjust the design and see if it will still work to accomplish its intended purpose. If you are not interested in that kind of effort, I recommend not buying this tool. Follow on: it is not worth the time to try to make it work. Avoid disappointment and do not purchase.

The materials and to brittle to last and the pieces break very easily. I am not one to use and abuse either. The company should strongly consider remanufacturing using different/durable materials. Cheap plastic isn’t going to cut it. It needs to go in and out of greens, nearly all divot tools are metal for example. This marker does not penetrate the ground as far however you are expected to make contact with your putter while standing. The top should be coated with silicone but the tool should be aluminum or another light metal material. Give us a little bearing or ball bearing on the inside. If it’s quality, people will pay $20. There’s divot tools $20 and up and how many times does a mid or high handicapper use that per round, barely. Buyers would use this ball marker every hole…. If it didn’t break. For reference I bought two of these, both lasted about two months. Sadly.