Feel plays an important role in golf. It helps golfers find comfort, rhythm, and confidence. Alignment, however, is something the eyes confirm.
At setup, golfers naturally look at the club and expect it to appear square to the target. This visual expectation is powerful, but without a reference, it can be misleading.
Visual alignment allows golfers to check whether what they feel matches what they see. When visual confirmation aligns with feel, confidence increases. When it does not, awareness is restored.
This is not about changing a swing or teaching technique. It is about clarity at setup. Visual alignment helps golfers trust their position by making orientation visible rather than assumed.