Abstract: Golf practice apparatus is described in which a tethered ball is suspended below a support portion. This may be a right-angled stake or a vertical wood portion on a flat wooden base portion. Two electrical contact members are mounted above the golf ball so that when the golf ball is struck by a player, if the ball is hit squarely it will strike one of the contact members so that it makes contact with the other member. An electrical circuit is thus completed to activate a buzzer or a visual indication. If the ball is not hit squarely, then no indication is given.