Mine do not say Titleist on them, but they were just $1.75 each at Lowes.  Exact same tool for the job at a cheaper rate.

Well don't I feel dumb now for buying two at my local golf shop two days ago for $7 each. Ha.

IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR ABOUT THEM HAVING TITLEIST ON THEM YOU CAN BUY THEM AT YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE. THEY CALL THEM DRIVEWAY MARKERS. A COUPLE THREE BUCKS APIECE.

If you go to home depot or lowes you can find them.  They're reflector sticks, ask for those.  There typical use in the winter months are so people don't hit fire hydrants and curbs so they are stuck in the ground to indicate the said items position when snow is on the ground.  gl

I got mine from a hardware store as well. They are actually driveway sticks, as was already pointed out. They do however sell golf alignment sticks at golf stores (edwin watts golf) for more money. Those are probably the ones you see in the pro bags.

There was a post similar to this a while back: http://www.titleist.com/teamtitleist/team-titleist/f/8/p/2809/11186.aspx#11186 

I'd love to have a set of the Titleist alignment sticks! I want a set so bad, that...I just grabbed some markers at my local hardware store, some select paint, my Dremel and went to work. They might not be actual Titleist alignment sticks, but, I'm still supporting the Team's traditional colors and they look great in the bag. They're also straight as an arrow, which leads me to...if you do decide to go to your local hardware store to buy some markers, always double check to see how straight they are. Some of them are bent up pretty bad. Hopefully, someday, our good `ol family at Titleist will make them available for us Titleist loyalist!

There was a post similar to this a while back: http://www.titleist.com/teamtitleist/team-titleist/f/8/p/2809/11186.aspx#11186 

I'd love to have a set of the Titleist alignment sticks! I want a set so bad, that...I just grabbed some markers at my local hardware store, some select paint, my Dremel and went to work. They might not be actual Titleist alignment sticks, but, I'm still supporting the Team's traditional colors and they look great in the bag. They're also straight as an arrow, which leads me to...if you do decide to go to your local hardware store to buy some markers, always double check to see how straight they are. Some of them are bent up pretty bad. Hopefully, someday, our good `ol family at Titleist will make them available for us Titleist loyalist!

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My bag with Sears sticks.  $1.75

Can only see one.  They work fine.   Spraying is a good idea David.

Deno

Check out the TPI Store, Holiday Gifts...  Titleist Alignment Sticks.

It is! They look pretty good too.  I'll take some pictures later and post them on here.

Thanks for the direction everyone.  I appreciate the links and found them on the TPI site.  We have a great community here at Team Titleist!

I know that there are a lot of true Titleist people out there, but many cannot always afford the true Titleist alignment sticks. Those found at Lowes, Menards and Home Depot do the job just as well. The beauty part of the commercial ones is that they are fiberglass and virtually add no weight to the bag. I carry mine all the time and when going out on the course, just take them out and leave them in the back of the ride.

Todd

I picked up a pair myself.  My Sears sticks work fine, but I wouldn't want Tiltleist to slip to #2 because of me.....LOL

Deno

Deno - you can always return them to Sears if need be...

Todd

I used them as driveway markers so I could plow the 20+ inches of snow out of my driveway. Geez, we got hammered.  They worked like a charm!!

Deno

Deno - good luck with that snow!

Yikes!  I thought we were in rough shape up here.  We caught the end of the storm and had about 15 inches on the ground.  Worst part was the wind - upwards of 60 MPH...Only 2 more hard months to go!!!

Head coach of my college team ordered alignment sticks with a sticker of our college on them: 9 bucks a piece!!!! I was shocked he paid that when we could have got them for like 2 bucks a piece at a hardware store. As long as they do the job a sticker is just aesthetic.

Hi Dan,

Sorry you missed out on this one. But stay tuned for more opportunities in the future!

Cheers,

Mike