Abstract: Combination weight attachment and golf club head cover for increasing the weight of the club head during practice strokes, thereby adjusting the added weight to suit the physical capability of the user. The cover consists of an upper compartment comprising a bag with a zipper closure designed to rest on the upper surface of the club head, and an open lower compartment which snugly accommodates the club head. The upper end of the cover depends from a semiannular collar including an opening constructed for slip-on engagement with the shank of the club just above the head, for holding the cover in place during the swing. Lead pellets or other weighted materials are enclosed in the zippered bag to provide means for adjusting the attached weight to individual taste.

Abstract: A pivotally suspended trolley swing that can be propelled by the rider in both a horizontal direction and the radial direction of a normal swing. The device comprises a rigid frame which supports a trolley track at a selected height above the ground. The trolley, which is mounted for to and fro motion along the track, comprises a carrier near the front and rear ends of which are pivotally attached the upper ends of rigid hanger struts which support the swing. The hanger struts are also pivotally connected by interconnecting means at their lower ends. Seats are rigidly attached to the hanger struts. Hand holds fixed to each of the hanger struts, and foot rests on the interconnecting means, enable a swinger while seated on one of the seats, to exert manual pull and foot thrust to apply a rotational torque to the swing in a vertical plane.