Align-assure by GolfMasters

Abstract

The invention is a simple apparatus which will enable a golfer to far more easily see the precise alignment of their shoulders, the aim of their shoulder-line, during the pre-shot stance address position, and at commencement of the backswing. Such an apparatus in the teacing of golf, and for a player during practice, will be of tremendous assistance in that correct upper-body alignment, as parallel to the target-line as the feet should be, is absolutely crucial to success in hitting a golf ball properly—straight, and solidly, and on-target.

1 . that it is a straight, or relatively straight, tube or tubes, short pole or poles, rod or rods, of any material . . . of any circumferential or perimetrical shape(s), i.e., cylindrical, elliptical cylindrical, flat sided, oblong, or polygonal . . . constructed of any rigid or relatively rigid material or substance . . . adjustable to, or fixed in length, as is the approximate width across any and/or all human beings' shoulders-fronts.
 Said device attaches, or can attach, to the human body in any manner so that the it lays across the upper chest, shoulder-front area approximately horizontally and parallel to the ground below when a person is standing approximately upright, and/or bending forward from the hips or waist as would be in a posture and position to perform a shot in the game/sport of golf.   Accordingly, when installed upon and across the upper body, chest area, of a human body, and positioned approximately in the above-described manner, said device will enable the wearer to more easily visually perceive, see, what is the proximate straight and level line, or relatively straight, level line, across the upper body of the wearer, and in what direction said upper body/shoulder-line is “aligned” out to the farthest visible distance to the left, or right; and by swiveling their upper body, to effectively “aim” the line across their shoulders and chest at a specific point . . . nearby, or as far away as the eye can see.   Further, the flexible and soft elastic, stretchy material(s) at both ends of the rigid tube/rod, by which the tube/rod attaches to the body, enables the user the capability of moving quite freely and comfortably while wearing the device, and even while performing a full, or any length, golf swing and/or the actual striking of a golf ball . . . the actual executing of any golf shot.