Abstract: A golf training and practice apparatus is constructed with two major parts. The first part is a central hub from which four pointers extend in the direction in which the. golf ball is intended to be struck, towards the golf ball itself to indicate where it should lie, toward the feet of the golfer to indicate where such feet should be placed and a fourth tail of the target pointer which provides a longer path for aiding the visualization by the golfer of the intended path of the ball as well as an additional guide for one foot. The second major portion of the invention is a club face aligner which is attached to the ball pointer and allows the club face to be arranged at discreet angles matching the angles of the club face aligner just prior to swinging the club back and bringing it down into contact with the ball.