Alignment stick headcover in cabretta leather
Yes, even your alignment sticks get a headcover. Why not.
Alignment sticks are one of the most-used training tools on the range and the putting green. They're also one of the most forgotten things in the bag. An alignment stick headcover keeps them together, protected and easy to find.
Why an alignment stick headcover?
Alignment sticks lying loose in the bag slide around, rattle and end up in the wrong pocket. Sometimes one of them disappears altogether.
A headcover fixes that. The sticks stay together, the bag gets quieter, and they're always at hand when you want to work on alignment, swing path or putting.
Our alignment stick headcovers
- [Stripe Pattern](/en/products/siktpinnar-headcover-stripe-golf-monster): Cabretta leather in our own pattern. Available in white and green.
- [Major](/en/products/siktpinnar-headcover-major): The Major series, all the way to your alignment sticks.
- [ACAD](/en/products/siktpinnar-headcover-acad-gront): Green cabretta leather, made with Drömgolf. Limited edition.
Fit
Our alignment stick headcovers are shaped to hold a pair of standard-size alignment sticks. The soft lining protects the sticks.
How to use alignment sticks
Alignment sticks are simple but versatile. A few ways to use them:
- Alignment: Lay a stick parallel to the target line at your feet. It shows whether you're aimed right.
- Ball position: Lay a second stick perpendicular to the first to see where the ball sits in your stance.
- Swing path: Push a stick into the ground as a reference for your backswing or follow-through.
- Putting: Lay two sticks as a lane and putt between them. Read more in our guide to putting drills.
Match with the rest of the bag
The alignment stick cover comes in the same series as our other headcovers. Stripe Pattern, for example, matches our driver headcovers and putter headcovers in the same pattern.
Care
If the cover gets wet on the range, let it dry indoors. Dirt comes off with a damp cloth.
Why do so many golfers practice with alignment sticks?
Alignment sticks are one of the few training tools used by beginners and tour players alike. They're cheap, simple and give instant feedback.
The most common mistake golfers make is believing they're aimed straight when they're actually set up wrong. A stick on the ground shows you right away. That's why you see them on almost every range, at every level.
How to pack alignment sticks in your bag
Alignment sticks are long and thin, and most golfers put them in the big club pocket alongside the clubs. With a headcover on top, you spot them instantly and they stay together. The sticks don't slide down to the bottom of the bag or rattle against the shafts.
A headcover for golfers who practice
An alignment stick cover is a small thing, but it says something. It's a detail for golfers who actually practice, and who think their training gear should look good too. It's also one of the details people notice when they glance into your bag.
FAQ
Do both alignment sticks fit?
Yes, the cover is shaped to hold a pair of standard-size alignment sticks.
Is an alignment stick headcover worth it?
If you practice with alignment sticks, yes. They stay together, don't rattle and are always easy to find in the bag.
Is an alignment stick cover a good gift?
Yes, especially for golfers who practice a lot. It's a gift few people buy for themselves.
