Abstract: A golf club head (H) having a head body (10) adapted to be secured to a club shaft (12) includes a first vertically oriented surface (14) that defines a ball striking face containing a sweet spot (16) thereon. A first sighting indicia (42) has a plurality of stepped surfaces (46) having an elongated longitudinal axis (52) extending parallel to the first vertically oriented surface (14). A second sighting indicia (44) has an elongated slender stripe (54) having a longitudinal axis (56) perpendicular to the elongated longitudinal axis (52) of the stepped surfaces (46) and intersecting the sweet spot (16). The first and second sighting indicia (42, 44) enable a user 58) of the club to visually align the sweet spot (16) of the first vertically oriented surface (14) relative to a golf ball (B) to be struck and a desired direction of travel 28) for the golfball (B).

Abstract: A golf club formed with a central open cavity behind the striking face and a linear ledge overlying the cavity. Two pair of vertically spaced sighting indicia extend in transversely intersecting planar registration for providing parallax - free alignment sighting relative to the sweet spot of a ball surface to be struck. A lower indicia of one pair extends generally longitudinally co-directional with the striking face and is comprised of three parallel laterally spaced apart indicia for sighting selectively recognized forward pressing of the golfer's hands on the club shaft.