Ergonomic handle golf club

A method of a swinging a golf club, comprising:

• a) Providing a golf club of the type comprising a shaft with a head on one end and a base on the other end, wherein said base has an elongated substantially cylindrical shape and is oriented in substantially the same axis as said shaft, and having a proximal handle and a distal handle relative to the distance from a golfer along the axis of said base, each oriented substantially perpendicular to the axis of said base and said shaft, with optional bridge or bridges connecting said handles and said base, and means for joining said base to said shaft in a secure manner to provide a stable relationship between the radial orientation of said handles and the radial orientation of said head;
• b) Grasping said proximal handle closest to said golfer with a dominant or preferred hand and arm while addressing a golf ball from the same side as the dominant hand;
• c) Grasping said distal handle farthest from said golfer, or said base if desired with a non-dominant or non-preferred hand and arm;
• d) Drawing said club back in preparation for a swing by adducting said preferred hand and arm while abducting said non-preferred hand and arm;
• e) Swinging said club forward in the intended direction of swing by abducting said preferred hand and arm while adducting said non-preferred hand and arm;
• f) Releasing grasp of said distal handle or said base at any desired point during said swing while maintaining grasp of said proximal handle throughout said swing;
• Whereby said golf club can be grasped in a secure and comfortable manner using the preferred hand for primary control of the swing and the non-preferred hand for assistance thus providing simplified mechanics with less restriction of said swing and substantially reversed swing direction.