Golf club which provides sensory information during a swing

DETAILED DESCRIPTION It is therefore an object of this invention to provide a golf club which provides sensory information to a golfer related to improper tempo, twisting, and improper hand effort.
It is another object of this invention to provide a golf club which includes two flex points, one high on the shaft and the other in the handle.
It is still another object of this invention to provide a golf club which can take a severe impact when it strikes the ground improperly.
According to the invention, a golf club includes a highly flexible shaft connected to a flexible handle and a golf club head.
The highly flexible shaft is capable of severely flexing under the influence of a hitting as opposed to a swinging motion, and twists freely upon improper rotation of the hands during a golf swing.
The flexible handle provides a second flex point at the position occupied by the thumb and index finger of the right hand which allows the golfer to sense improper hand activity.
A shock absorber is positioned within the neck of the club head to reduce the impact of improper ground strikes on the shaft.
Specialty clubs such as putters and sand wedges may have two or three piece shafts which allow compact storage of the club.
Male-female connectors can be used for connecting the shaft segments together.