Abstract: Teaching golf clubs that signal a golf ball/club face impact location comprising a putter having a head with an elastomer or thin hard material face cover protecting piezoelectric sensors electrically connected to an electrical circuit provided with light emitting diodes (LEDs) arranged to visually indicate the impact location, the electrical circuit printed on a circuit board tightly inserted into a golf club head cavity or embedded in a plastic matrix and an iron and a “wood” golf clubs having elastomer or thin hard materials coated on plates inserted into piezoelectric sensors electrically connected to an electrical circuit on a circuit board inserted into a club head cavity or embedded in a plastic matrix with LEDs indicating a golf ball/club face impact location. Each teaching club has a matching Profession Golf Association approved club for golf course play.

Abstract: A golf club/golf ball impact detection system contained entirely within a golf club head for immediate visual indication of specific club face and golf ball impact location comprising a plurality of push button members that can be depressed by a golf club/golf ball impact to impinge on an adjustable electrical conducting board, where an electrical circuit is completed to illuminate a plurality of push button associated LEDs, that remain illuminated until a reset switch is manually depressed or an internal integrated circuit provides timing means. The golf club/golf ball impact detecting system is used not only for practicing golf but also used under the pressure of actual play.