Abstract: A device for measuring bounce angle, bounce width, loft and lie of a golf club includes a registering aid for registering the golf club, a bounce measurer operably associated with the registration aid to enable a bounce measurement to be taken, a loft measurer operably associated with the registration aid to enable a loft measurement to be taken, and a lie measurer operably associated with the registration aid to enable a lie measurement to be taken.

Abstract: A device for measuring bounce angle, bounce width, loft and lie of a golf club includes a registering aid for registering the golf club, a bounce measurer operably associated with the registration aid to enable a bounce measurement to be taken, a loft measurer operably associated with the registration aid to enable a loft measurement to be taken, and a lie measurer operably associated with the registration aid to enable a lie measurement to be taken.

Abstract: A device for clamping a golf club to a base including a clamping mechanism adapted to clamp the face of the golf club at a predetermined angle with respect to the base, and a measuring mechanism including at least a loft scale operational in combination with the clamping mechanism wherein the loft scale is pivotable about an axis parallel to the club face, further including measuring scales for reading loft angles of the club and optionally including scales for measuring the lie angle of the club.

Abstract: An apparatus for adjusting the loft and lie of a golf club head. The invention includes three components. The first is a fitting gauge removably attachable to the shaft for identifying the ideal angles of the loft and lie of the club. The fitting gauge includes a first indicator for measuring the loft angle and a second indicator for measuring the lie angle. The second component of the invention is a bench to which the golf club head is attached. The bench includes a lie reading gauge and a loft reading gauge. The bench may be used for either left-handed golf clubs or for right-handed golf clubs. The third component is an adjusting tool that may be removably attached to the hosel of the club fixed to the bench. The shaft of the club is manipulated relative to the golf club head to adjust the actual lie and loft angles to match the ideal angles of loft and lie by movement of the adjusting tool.

Abstract: Inprovement in a golf club straightening device for straightening golf club irons, the device having a base, an arrangement for clamping the head of the golf club iron, an arrangement for examining the loft of the golf club iron, and an arrangement for examining the lie of the golf club iron, the improvement comprising an arcuate loft arm mounted stationary in respect to the base and upstanding therefrom, a swingarm mechanism comprising a pivot support stationary in respect to the base and upstanding therefrom and including a bifurcated swingarm pivotally mounted on the pivot support, upper and lower clamps moveably carried on the bifurcated swingarm for clamping the head of a golf club iron so that the front face thereof is flat against the rear face of the bifurcated swingarm, the swingarm being pivotally moveable in respect to the arcuate loft arm and being capable of being made fast in respect thereto by being clamped thereagainst, the arcuate loft arm having an angular scale thereon for determining the l