Abstract: A sport swing training aid for practicing the swing of a ball-hitting device including an elongated rod-like member having first and second ends, a grip on said first end, a stop on said second end, the rod-like member being hollow and internally corrugated and being capable of producing a tone as air passes through the member during the swinging thereof to produce a tone which varies in length and pitch in direct proportion with the velocity and duration of the movement of the ball-striking end as it is swung through a ball-striking zone, to thereby provide an audible feedback to the player as to the tempo and rhythm of the swing, and a slidable sleeve on the elongated rod-like member for travel between the first and second ends as the elongated rod-like member is swung, the stop and sleeve being of sufficient hardness to produce the feel and sound of the striking of a ball upon impact between the sleeve and stop.

Abstract: A putter grip sensitizing attachment for installation over the existing putter grip having first and second ends for sensitizing the feel of the putter to the hands of a golfer including an elongated tubular expandible plastic mesh having first and second ends, a first adhesive plastic tape for securing the first end of the plastic mesh proximate the first end of the putter grip and a second adhesive plastic tape for securing the second end of the plastic mesh proximate the second end of the putter grip.

Abstract: A sport swing training aid for practicing the swing of a ball-hitting device including an elongated rod-like member having a first end for being gripped and a second end remote from the first end representing a ball-striking surface, the rod-like member being hollow and internally corrugated and being capable of producing a tone as air passes through the member during the swinging thereof to produce a tone which varies in length and pitch in direct proportion with the velocity and duration of the movement of the ball-striking end as it is swung through a ball-striking zone, to thereby provide an audible feedback to the player as to the tempo and rhythm of the swing.