Golf StickAlign Pro V2 - Free 3D Print Model

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ervitto

Hobby & DIY>Sport & Outdoors

IP Report

Print Profile(4)

All

A1 mini

H2S

H2C

X1 Carbon

P1S

H2D

P2S

X1E

P1P

H2D Pro

X2D

A2L

0.4 nozzle, 6 plates for different print options

Designer

10.9 h

6 plates

4.9(18)

ADDED DEGREE SYMBOL, A1 and P2S print size

Designer

7.9 h

2 plates

4.5(4)

0.2 nozzle, 6 plates for different print options

Designer

37.5 h

6 plates

4.7(3)

ADDED DEGREE SYMBOL, A1 mini print size

Designer

8.8 h

4 plates

5.0(2)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

201

813

841

563

Released

Description

Added new printing profiles with the degree symbol included in the numbers !

Golf StickAlign Pro V2 – Build a Natural, Repeatable Swing

Golf StickAlign Pro is a precision-designed golf training aid created to guide your club through a natural inside-to-out swing path, helping you eliminate slices and develop a consistent, repeatable motion.

By providing a clear physical reference during your swing, StickAlign Pro keeps the club on the correct plane, promoting proper face control and improved ball striking. Whether you’re practicing indoors on a mat or outdoors at the range, this trainer helps turn correct mechanics into muscle memory.

Designed with adjustability and stability in mind, Golf StickAlign Pro adapts to different swing paths and training needs, making it suitable for golfers of all skill levels.

Key Benefits

Encourages a natural inside-to-out swing path
Helps eliminate slices and improve shot consistency
Builds repeatable swing mechanics
Adjustable angles for progressive training
Stable, compact, and optimized for 3D printing

Train smarter, groove the right motion, and bring consistency to your swing with Golf StickAlign Pro.

Improvements in Version 2

Compared to the previous version, the following upgrades have been introduced:

Added a front alignment slot for improved directional training
Redesigned stick holder with better rotational fit
Improved stability — no slipping even with heavier sticks in all configurations
Asymmetrical holder for easier and cleaner 3D printing, featuring a directional arrow for proper insertion (see images)
Optimized infill in the split-base version to better counterbalance stick weight
(You can increase rear base infill to 18–20% instead of 15% if needed)

Suggestions

In the printing profiles labeled ‘ADDED DEGREE SYMBOL’, the degree symbol is added to the numbers

In the included .3mf file, you will find two base options:

A two-piece base
A solid one-piece base

Choose the version that best fits your printing preferences and training setup.

Golf StickAlign Pro is designed to work with standard/generic golf alignment sticks:

One or two sticks for front directional alignment
One stick for swing path training

If you don’t have a golf alignment stick, you can 3D print a compatible one (see last images) here:
https://makerworld.com/it/models/1933320-golf-alignment-stick#profileId-2075646

I will soon upload gifs of the tool in use!!

If you have any questions or encounter any issues, feel free to reach out.

Comment & Rating (43)

@nbrewno

Print Profile

0.4 nozzle, 6 plates for different print options

nice print. could use a little more stability on the base. the weight of the alignment stick almost makes it fall forward, even with 2 alignment sticks on the base

The profile uploader has replied

@ervitto

thanks for the review! I recently found out not all alignment sticks have same weights so I will soon add a system to add weight to balance the print during training!

(Edited)

@gbombadon

Boosted

Awesome model - really clean print, snap fit with the alignment sticks, just what my golf game needs. Thanks!

The designer has replied

@ervitto

I’m so happy to hear you like the print!! I hope your golf game likes it too 😄⛳

@arp_cord88

Print Profile

0.4 nozzle, 6 plates for different print options

printed as expected. thank you.

@Flashwurks

Print Profile

ADDED DEGREE SYMBOL, A1 and P2S print size

Love this print. Super Easy and the Degree addition is a good touch. Definitely is forward weight heavy, so you need a second alignment in the perpendicular slot stick to keep it from falling over. I'm almost wondering if printeing the back half in 100% infill would be heavy enough. Or leaving space in the bottom for actual weights.

(Edited)

@user_2146097118

great model. I found I needed to get hollow tubing because normal alignment sticks in the US are too heavy. but way better than the brick. Lighter, something I can keep in my bag.

The designer has replied

@ervitto

Sorry to hear that! I tested the model using the alignment sticks we commonly use here in Italy, so I assumed they were pretty similar everywhere. Thanks for pointing this out — I’ll look into it further and see how I can adjust the design to work well with US sticks too

@biffburk

Boosted

Is there any reason why this version uses a 0.2mm print nozzle when the previous one uses the standard 0.4mm? are you planning to release a 0.4mm compatible version?

The designer has replied

@ervitto

No particular reason for the nozzle difference — I just forgot I had only uploaded the 0.2 version. The 0.4 version is up now too. Thanks for catching that!

@biffburk

Boosted

Replying to @ervitto :

Awesome, thanks! Looking forward to printing this tomorrow :)

@Myers570

Are the angles solely for reference or are there certain angles to use for certain clubs?

The designer has replied

@ervitto

Hey! There isn’t a strict one-to-one correspondence between angles and specific clubs. Generally, smaller angles are used for longer irons, while larger angles are more suited to shorter irons. That said, it also depends on how much you want to challenge yourself in terms of swing correction.

@user_1773861744

Many thanks for the model What angle for what club ?

The designer has replied

@ervitto

There isn’t an exact correspondence — it mainly depends on how much you want to force the swing correction. Generally, the lower angles are used for the driver, hybrids, and woods, while the higher angles are intended for irons. Personally, I use the lowest setting only for the driver and the highest one only for pitching and sand wedges, while the intermediate settings are used for the remaining clubs.

@Murdock03

Great print! Came out flawless using Sunlu PLA Meta with standard print settings. For sure easier to transport than the other training aids I have that use the angled slots. One thing that would be great to have would be a way to fold it flat for transport. As is, you can take the angled shaft arm off and fold up, but afraid that over time the PLA will relax and the fit will be loose. Haven't thought much about how, but if I think of a way, I'll follow up. Great job!!

@user_1867742869

why is the print time much longer than the previous version

The designer has replied

@ervitto

I explained in the description, there are many different plates, you don't have to print all the plates, you can choose your preferred printing configuration, the real printing time in almost the same as before

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