Golf club swing alignment device
OwnerJoseph G. Hernberginventor
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Abstract
A device for providing visual feedback to the golf player of his grip during his golf stroke in maintaining proper alignment of the golf club face and the golf ball while increasing the air resistance the player encounters during the golf stroke. The device comprises a finned member for securement to the shaft of a conventional golf club adjacent the head. Certain of the fins include surfaces having visually perceptible indicia thereon, e.g., colors. The device is arranged so that one of the fins is oriented in a direction whereupon certain indicia are not visible if the club head is in a desired orientation, but will be visible if the club head is in another orientation, e.g., open or closed. The fins provide wind resistance during the swing. A weight may be secured to one of the fins.
Claims10
A device for enabling a person to align the face of a golf club head to a desired orientation, said device comprising first, second, and third fins, a hub, and releasable securement means, said releasable securement means for releasably securing said device to the shaft of a conventional golf club, each of said fins being a thin, generally planar member extending radially outward from said hub, whereupon when said device is secured to said club shaft said first fin projects upward, said second fin projects laterally outward of said first fin to one side of said first fin and perpendicular to said first fin, and said third fin projects laterally outward of said first fin to the opposite side of said first fin, perpendicular to said first fin, and coplanar with said second fin, said first fin having a pair of sides each of which bears first indicia thereon, said second fin having a top surface bearing second indicia thereon, said second indicia being different than said first indicia, said third fin having a top surface bearing third indicia thereon, said third indicia being different than said first indicia.
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