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OwnerEarnest A. Bynerinventor
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This golf training device is designed with the head movement of the golfer in mind. It is designed to train the golfer to hold the head steady or in the same place or very close to the same place throughout the golf swing which helps eliminate lateral head movement. The device helps to frame the ball in between the set of blinders and trains the golfer to keep the ball in between the blinders. The device helps to train the golfer from peeking or looking for the flight of the ball prematurely before contact is made with the golf club. The training device comprises a pair of glasses/shades with two blinders that make the golfer focus on the space which includes the ball. The blinders are for both the left side or right side and can be used at the same time or individually. The blinders can be slid back and forth along the arm of the glasses to adjust the desired length for the golfer. The device gives the golfer a frame of reference during the backswing until well after the golf ball is hit. It gives the golfer, no matter the angle he or she holds their head, a constant reference of head movement. In so doing, it allows the golfer to swing more powerfully and more consistently.
A golf training device designed to diminish the lateral head movement of the golfer to assist in more solid contact of the golf club on the golf ball.
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