Abstract: A shaft for a golf club includes a first end, a second end, and a demarcation. The first end is adapted to attach to a club head. The second end is adapted to receive a grip distal to the first end. The demarcation is positioned at or adjacent to the balance point of the golf club between the first end and the second end.

Abstract: A shaft for a golf club includes a first end, a second end, and a demarcation. The first end is adapted to attach to a club head. The second end is adapted to receive a grip distal to the first end. The demarcation is positioned at or adjacent to the balance point of the golf club between the first end and the second end.

Abstract: A shaft for a golf club includes a first end, a second end, and a demarcation. The first end is adapted to attach to a club head. The second end is adapted to receive a grip distal to the first end. The demarcation is positioned at or adjacent to the balance point of the golf club between the first end and the second end.

Abstract: A golf distance tracking, club selection, and player performance statistics device having a portable movement measurer, a microprocessor connected to the movement measurer, a memory connected to the microprocessor, and an input keypad and a display output also interconnected. A data base is provided on a nonportable computer system that contains reference coordinates for each hole on the golf course and every significant hazard. Further, the data base contains past performance player information for each member player. The individual player selects a portable distance tracking device and receives downloaded, updated, current topographical data from the base data base of the course he is to play, including his own personal past performance record. After initializing the portable distance tracking device at the number one tee, the movement measurer, accelerometers in particular, keep track of the player's position throughout the play of the ball.