Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and other embodiments associated with golf club head alignment for properly aligning a gulf club head to direct a golf ball along a target path are described. In one embodiment, the golf club includes a handle having a grip at a first end and a head at a second end, the head configured to receive an alignment device. The golf club head includes a contact surface, a top surface extending away from the contact surface, and a bottom surface extending away from the contact surface and located beneath the top surface, the bottom surface facing opposite to the top surface. The alignment device is positioned in a visible region of the top surface of the golf club head and configured to be adjustable to provide an adjustable visual aid for properly aligning the golf club head along a target path.

Abstract: A method of custom fitting a golf club or like implements having a shaft and a club head at a lower end thereof. The method utilizes the centerline of the shaft to determine the proper lie angle and true playing length for the shaft. A pointing device is attached to the shaft such that a projected point thereof is aligned with the centerline of the shaft to extend the centerline to the sole of the club head. The club head is placed on a universal setup mat with the club face aligned with the baseline thereof and the projected point on a target line where the sweet spot of the club head should hit a ball. A lie angle protractor on the mat is folded upward so the lie angle can be read from the protractor. The method also determines the proper grip size for the handle of the shaft.

Abstract: A method of custom fitting a golf club or like implements having a shaft and a club head at a lower end thereof. The method utilizes the centerline of the shaft to determine the proper lie angle and true playing length for the shaft. A pointing device is attached to the shaft such that a projected point thereof is aligned with the centerline of the shaft to extend the centerline to the sole of the club head. The club head is placed on a universal setup mat with the club face aligned with the baseline thereof and the projected point on a target line where the sweet spot of the club head should hit a ball. A lie angle protractor on the mat is folded upward so the lie angle can be read from the protractor. The method also determines the proper grip size for the handle of the shaft.