Lighted practice golf club

A lighted practice golf club for use with a golf ball positioned on a line of action on a ground surface, said line of action passing through said golf ball and extending in the desired golf stroke direction, said practice golf club comprising:

• a golf club having an elongate shaft with a longitudinal axis, said shaft having first and second ends, said first end having a handle for gripping by a user and said second end having a club head mounted thereon for striking a golf ball, said shaft having a central receptacle with an opening at said first end,
• a replaceable power source located in said central receptacle,
• a handle light positioned in said first end of said golf club adjacent said handle and adapted to project a first light beam from said first end along an extension of the longitudinal axis of said golf club for providing a visual indication of the swing path of the golf club during the initial portion of the user's swing, and
• a headlight positioned in said second end of said golf club adjacent said club head and adapted to project a second light beam from said second end along an extension of the longitudinal axis of said golf club for providing a visual indication of the swing path of the golf club during the later portion of the user's swing, said headlight having two electrical terminals for providing electrical power thereto,
• wherein a tubular passage extends through the shaft of said golf club between said first and second ends, said shaft being comprised of an electrically conductive material and being electrically connected to said power source, one of said electrical terminals of said headlight being in electrical communication with the electrically conductive material of said shaft, a electrical conducting wire extending through said tubular passage and being in electrical communication with said power source and the other of said electrical terminals of said headlight such that electrical power is supplied to said headlight by said electrical conducting wire and the shaft of said golf club;
• a switch mounted on the shaft of said golf club, wherein said switch may be activated to selectively complete the electrical connection from the power source to the handle light and to the headlight;
• wherein the handle light and the power source are fixedly retained within the handle end of golf club by a retaining cap threadedly mounted to the first end of said shaft, said retaining cap has an aperture therein for receiving said handle light such that the handle light shines through said aperture;
• wherein the power source is further defined as two direct current voltage batteries;
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• wherein the golf club is made of steel and weighted to be equal to that of an iron golf club.