Shaft Lean and Setup Awareness
Shaft lean is not always easy to judge at address. What feels slightly forward one day may not feel the same the next.
Posture, tension, lighting, and perspective can all influence how shaft position appears before motion begins.
Why Shaft Position Can Be Difficult to See
At address, small variations in hand position subtly change the relationship between the shaft and the clubhead.
From the golfer’s viewpoint, these differences are often difficult to detect without a clear visual reference.
Many players believe they are repeating the same setup when the position has shifted slightly.
The Limits of Relying on Feel Alone
Feel is valuable, but it can vary from moment to moment.
Grip pressure, posture, and alignment perspective can influence how a position appears and feels.
Without visual confirmation, subtle setup differences can go unnoticed before motion begins.
Add Visual Confirmation
Instead of relying solely on feel, create a visible checkpoint during setup.
Visual Caddie™ alignment decals provide a clear visual reference so shaft position is visible at address and during practice swings.
The goal isn’t to change motion — it’s to make alignment visible.
Clarity Before Motion
When shaft position is easy to see, setup decisions become simpler.
Alignment begins before motion.
See your alignment. Stop guessing.