Abstract: A golf grip training tool utilized on a simulated golf club of reduced length. An abutment is angularly placed on the end of the shaft of the golf club and indicia relating to the placement of the golfer's thumbs and index fingers are attached thereto. Utilizing the abutment and the indicia, the golfer would be able to properly place his or her hands on the upper shaft or handle of the golf club to learn the proper grip.

Abstract: A golf grip training tool utilized on a simulated golf club of reduced length. An abutment is angularly placed on the end of the shaft of the golf club and indicia relating to the placement of the golfer's thumbs and index fingers are attached thereto. Utilizing the abutment and the indicia, the golfer would be able to properly place his or her hands on the upper shaft or handle of the golf club to learn the proper grip.

Abstract: A sports grip training device for teaching a participant the proper positioning of his or her hands upon a sports implement. The device includes an abutment member which is adapted to be secured to the handle or grip of a sports implement with a predetermined angular orientation. When utilized with a golf club, the abutment member has a planar abutment surface that is at a 45.degree. angle with respect to the longitudinal axis of the club's shaft. By positioning a golfer's upper hand in contact with the planar abutment surface, and completing the grip with the lower hand, a golfer is able to learn the proper golf grip in a simple and efficient manner. In addition to its usefulness as a golfer's aid, the device may be used with other sports implements, such as tennis and squash rackets.

Abstract: A golf training club includes a shaft having a weighted, cylindrical head at one end, and a handgrip at the other end. The shaft consists of a single piece of tubular plastic material of uniform cross-section and uniform composition.