Padraig Harrington uses alignment rod at pga championship

Padraig Harrington practiced with a large training aid on the range at Aronimink Golf Club on Wednesday ahead of the 2026 PGA Championship. The aid is designed to provide visual and physical feedback on swing plane and body angles.

Harrington, known for tinkering with his swing, positioned the oversized alignment rod in front of him during his session. Dr. Alison Curdt, a GOLF Top 100 Teacher, described the device as similar to Ben Hogan’s pane-of-glass concept. It helps monitor shoulder tilt, spine angle and overall swing path throughout the motion.

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Aldrich Potgieter shares the first-round lead at the PGA Championship after adding a unique 1-iron to his bag at Aronimink. The club helped him navigate the challenging layout in Pennsylvania.

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Jordan Spieth discussed his ongoing work on his golf swing ahead of the 2026 PGA Championship. Staff experts at GOLF.com shared their picks for the winner at the Northeast venue.

Dr. Tom LaFountain, PGA Tour director of chiropractic services, attributes rising back problems among players to quicker swings and larger prize money. Over 27 years, lower back issues have consistently affected 85 percent of players seeking treatment. He notes that modern players prioritize short-term earnings over long careers.

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Bryson DeChambeau opened the PGA Championship with a 76 at Aronimink Golf Club on Thursday after battling swing issues that carried over from a late-night practice session.

 

 

 

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