Golfwear Palm Pad

Abstract

A golf glove is disclosed with a circular contact patch designated, with biomechanical precision, in the centre of the palm that indicates a neutral hand position. In the modern, total body golf swing, where the rotating torso is the major power generator of the golf swing, the arms and hands are flung around, and in front, of the rotating body during the downswing. The primary function of the hands is to hold onto the clubshaft in such a manner that the clubface will be allowed to become square to the ball-target line at the time of impact, and this feat is best accomplished if the hands are in the neutral position.

1 ) An improved lead hand golf glove that improves accuracy comprising:
 a biomechanically precise circular contact pad location fabricated onto the exact centre of the players palm area that is found according to eastern anatomical coordinates of the ring fingers' distal phalange point of contact with the palm surface when in a naturally closed or clenched first position;   a biomechanically precise circular contact pad location as indicated above is used to give player's golf grip with a circular contact patch that is stitched onto the golf glove in a manner that is operatively associated to the uniform correctness of the golf grip in relation to the clubshaft that is held, this uniform correctness is referred to as the neutral hand position that allows the clubface to become square to the target at time of impact.