Golf putter and methods thereof

A golf grip for adaption to a standard golf putter shaft, comprising:

• a first gripping section comprising an first ergonomic cross-section, for being gripped by a control hand of a golfer in a traditional manner, whereby the index finger and thumb of the control hand grasp the first gripping section at a point beneath the remaining fingers of the control hand;
• a second gripping section of the golf grip comprising a second ergonomic cross-section, for being gripped by a stabilizing hand of the golfer in a manner whereby the index finger and thumb of the stabilizing hand grasp the second gripping section at a point above the remaining fingers of the stabilizing hand the second ergonomic cross section rotated at a predetermined angle in relation to the first ergonomic cross section;
• wherein the first gripping section and the second gripping section comprise oval cross sections, each having at least one slightly flattened edge, and wherein the at least one slightly flattened edge of the first gripping section and the at least one slightly flattened edge of the second gripping section are rotated at the predetermined angle away from each other;
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• an adaption means for adapting to a standard golf putter shaft.

A method of stroking a golf ball on a putting green, comprising:

• providing a golf putter comprising:
• a club head having a face thereon, the face designed to impact a golf ball;
• a shaft, connected on a first end to the club head;
• a golf grip, positioned on a second end of the shaft, the golf grip having a first gripping section positioned beneath a second gripping section;
• wherein the first gripping section of the golf grip comprises an first ergonomic cross-section, for being gripped by a control hand;
• wherein the second gripping section of the golf grip comprises a second ergonomic cross-section, for being gripped by a stabilizing hand, the second ergonomic cross section rotated at a predetermined angle in relation to the first ergonomic cross section;
• wherein the first gripping section and the second gripping section comprise oval cross sections, each having at least one slightly flattened edge, and wherein the at least one slightly flattened edge of the first gripping section and the at least one slightly flattened edge of the second gripping section are rotated at the predetermined angle away from each other;
• gripping the first gripping section using the control hand, whereby the index finger and thumb of the control hand grasp the first gripping section at a point beneath the remaining fingers of the control hand;
• gripping the second gripping section of the golf grip using the stabilizing hand, whereby the index finger and thumb of the stabilizing hand grasp the second gripping section at a point above the remaining fingers of the stabilizing hand;
• aligning the face of the club head against the golf ball, positioned perpendicular to a line of desired direction of the golf ball;
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• creating a pendulum motion using a control shoulder and a stabilizing shoulder, initially in a direction away from the golf ball, followed by a direction towards the golf ball, making contact therewith.