The AceLign: From Concept To Course

Overview

Many golfers struggle with their alignment at tee-off, which, in a game like golf that requires the fewest number of shots, can cause more shots to be needed, resulting in a high score and an angry player. I fell victim to this problem: that's when I developed the AceLign, a credit card-sized tool meant to help golfers with their alignment and accuracy at tee-off, while doing much more. It started as a brittle prototype, but through many iterations and tests, it became what it is today. The interesting part is that there was surprisingly nothing like it on the market, and the traditional way of either spending a lot of money on golf teachers or just wasting time, hoping your shot will get better, isn't enjoyable for a day-to-day golfer. I developed the AceLign to be a simple and affordable tool that wouldn't frustrate a golfer.

Awards (1)

• Selected for CWSF 2026

Competition history

• CWSF 2026 Curiosity & Ingenuity

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