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The Golf Club Restraint Arm /A Support Stand, is designed to help golfers to hit straighter golf shots. The structured restraint arm comprises an elbow with an enlarged opening at one end to receive the fast section of the horizontal cross-bar. This enlarged opening end is to receive the first section of the horizontal cross-bar which is eleven inches in length. A three way fitting or a T-fitting is then inserted into the first section of the horizontal cross-bar, which is eleven inches in length. At this juncture, the other two fittings will receive a vertical post and the second and final part of the horizontal arm which is thirteen inches in length. The over-all length of this cross-bar when it is inserted to the enlarged opening of the elbow is twenty-five inches in length The section where the vertical post and the second section of the cross-bar join at the Tfitting, creates a 45 degree angle. It is this 45 degree angle that acts as the restraint arm. This section of the restraint arm, restricts the golf club and golf swing from going beyond the waist high to waist high exercise, which is its intended purpose to hitting straighter golf shots. THIS IS THE CRUX OF THE INVENTION. This 45 degree angle prevents the golfer club and his swing from going in any swing direction except straight. The thirteen inch horizontal cross-bar that is joined with the vertical post by the T-fitting are both foam insulated to prevent any golf chit breakage or bending during the swinging motion or drill of the exercise. Inserted at the ends of the vertical post and horizontal cross-bar that form the 45 degree angle are plugs for aesthetic purposes. In order for the Golf Club Restraint Arm to be functional it must have a support stand.
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