Abstract: A golf stroke training device to be worn on the backside of a golfer's leading hand for indicating if the golfer's leading hand is properly aligned during the golfer's stroke relative to a target line of direction. The device includes a base which has a pointer mounted thereon and extending outwardly therefrom. The longitudinal axis of the pointer substantially perpendicularly intersects the base and the backside of the golfer's leading hand. During the golfer's stroke, the orientation of the longitudinal axis of the pointer either perpendicular or parallel to the vertical plane of the target line of direction and the horizontal plane of the ground may be observed for indicating whether the backside of the golfer's leading hand is properly aligned during the golfer's stroke. The device is attached to an elastic band which is worn about the golfer's hand. The band has at least one fastener on the first side thereof to which the training device is removably attached.

Abstract: A golf stroke training attachment for the backside of a golf glove of a golfer's leading hand for indicating if the golfer's leading hand is properly aligned during the golfer's stroke relative to a target line of direction. The attachment includes a base which has a pointer mounted thereon and extending outwardly therefrom. The longitudinal axis of the pointer substantially perpendicularly intersects the base and the backside of the golfer's leading hand. During the golfer's stroke, the orientation of the longitudinal axis of the pointer either perpendicular or parallel to the vertical plane of the target line of direction and the horizontal plane of the ground may be observed for indicating whether the backside of the golfer's leading hand is properly aligned during the golfer's stroke.