Abstract: A golf swing and ball flight recording system for allowing golfers to visualize their swing from various angles, and the flight of the golf ball after the swing. The system includes a frame having a generally rectangular configuration and including a top, a rear, opposed sides, an open front and an open bottom. The top and the opposed sides each have cross members and the frame is dimensioned for receiving a club swinging golfer therein. A top fixed video camera is fixedly secured to the cross member of the top of the frame. A first side fixed video camera is fixedly secured to the cross member of a first of the opposed sides of the frame. A second side fixed video camera is fixedly secured to the cross member of a second of the opposed sides of the frame. A video recorder is in communication with the video cameras for recording images received by the video cameras. A movable video camera positioned adjacent to the rear of the frame. The movable video camera is supportable on the body of a person.

Abstract: A new golf swing recording system for allowing a golfer to visualize their swing from various angles. The inventive device includes a frame member having a generally rectangular configuration. The frame member includes a top wall, a rear wall, opposed side walls, an open front and an open bottom. The top wall, the rear wall and the opposed side walls each have diagonal interconnected cross members. The frame member is dimensioned for receiving a club swinging golfer therein. Four video cameras are secured to the diagonal interconnected cross members of the frame member. The four video cameras include a top camera secured to the top wall, a rear camera secured to the rear wall and two opposed side cameras secured to the opposed side walls. A video recorder is secured to the rear wall of the frame member. The video recorder is in communication with the four video cameras.