Golfing aid contains a cup shaped tee member to support the golf ball over the play ground and lengths of the cord are extended from tee member. Golfing aids have long body and a lower end. Lengths of the cord are laid on the playing surface in a comprehensive relation from tee member to give club head swing guidance, ball positioning guidance or body alignment guidance.
The golfing aids are invented to help the golfer to pick up the golf balls without a need for the golfer to bending down to pick the ball. Golfing aids help the adult golfers who are suffering from arthritic troubles and who find difficulty to bend or kneel down to pick the golf ball. The golf ball placing member holds the sides and top of a golf ball. A removable golf ball grip carry golf ball alongside the positioning member. But a releasable golf tee grip can hold the tee and golf ball together.
