The most common use of alignment sticks ensures that a golfer's feet are parallel to the intended target. The extent to which many golfers ever use them is both to align with the target and to work on their swing path. However, using a pair of alignment sticks can also help golfers make sure they are positioning themselves consistently for each club. A golfer can place one stick parallel to the feet and make the center point of each toe tip to know where their feet should go in relation to the stick. Then, using the guidelines above, the golfer can mark the stick for each golf club showing where the ball should be in the stance. A second stick can cross the first one perpendicularly, pointing toward the golf ball. With this setup, golfers can ensure that every practice shot they are hitting with each club has the ball positioned in the same place. This is extremely important and invaluable practice for producing consistent results.