Visual swing aid for golfers

Abstract

This visual swing aid invention is a body-attaching logical self-instructional device that helps a golfer rapidly develop his or her own unique individual satisfactory golf swing. By using one's own eyes with this device, it helps a golfer ascertain for oneself which backswing and forward swing movements are desirable. It is a body-attaching device that protrudes outward when fastened to the front centerline of a golfer' body during use. In a preferred embodiment it comprises: a means for consistent positioning with the body, several visible outward from the body indicators, a target line indicator, a bubble level element, a through-hole, a lightweight removeable rod, and a removeable connecting stem. Each element is located appropriately so a golfer during use can see each one while in an address position or during a backswing or on completion of a forward swing. It is an aid to body alignment with a ball. It helps body address posture. It helps to align club, clubhead, hips, shoulders, and feet of a golfer simultaneously and consistently at an intended target. It helps with consistent balanced body rotation during an entire swing. It is a simple, safe, lightweight, convenient, and inexpensive device, useable for swings during on-the-course play. It is also very useful without a club for practicing quick drill type body rotation and body balance exercises almost anywhere.

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