Swing Plane Aid

Abstract

Visual alignment device that allows a golfer to visualize the swing plane and rotation of the club face during a golf swing. Consists of a removable clamp and inter-changeable disc that can attach to any golf club and can attach at two different places on a golf club.

1 ) A visual aid attached to a golf club shaft consisting of a clamp and circular disk to help satisfy the golfers' needs with swing plane and ball alignment issues, that can be attached in two different places, at either the golf club shaft and would project from the club shaft about two inches down from the golf grip on the shaft of the club, and also be attached to the golf club grip at the base of the grip which will improve swing weight, and is normally positioned in the plane of the leading edge of clubface and when the club head is held in the address position prior to the effect of a stroke. 
     
     
         2 ) An adjustable alignment aid which can be viewed without the movement of the head of the golfer, therefore confirms the position of the clubface, is the provision of a golf club swing indicator compressing a clamp for connecting to a shaft of the golf club, is removable and therefore can be attached to a variety of different golf clubs, enables the golfer to use his peripheral vision at any time during his backswing or downswing planes and can also be attached to shaft of a putter to help the golfer with his tempo as it acts as a pendulum clock to help develop a smooth stroke