Grip for a golf club putter shaft

Abstract

An improved golf grip, for a putter golf club wherein the front surface of the grip is curved upward at the butt, and tip ends of the grip from the axis of the club shaft. The grip is formed around two intersecting longitudinal axes wherein said axes run through the axis of the shaft. The upward curved front surface of the grip allows a golfer to hold the grip of the putter with his or her hands in a natural position at address, (the position that a golfer takes in preparation for making a putt), reducing unwanted tension/stress in the hands thus enabling the golfer to produce a straight backward and forward putting stroke and keep the putter face square to the intended target line further resulting in more accurate and consistent putts.

1 . A grip for a golf club putter shaft, the grip having a butt end and a tip end, a front surface and a rear surface, the front surface facing the golfer's palms when the grip is held in a golfer's hands for striking a golf ball, the grip comprising: 
 a front surface that is curved convexly near the butt and tip ends to reduce a golfer's wrist bend angle in gripping the putting for striking a golf ball.    
   
   
       2 . A grip for a golf club putter shaft, the grip having a butt end and a tip end, a front surface and a rear surface, the front surface facing the golfer's palms when the grip is held in a golfer's hands for striking a golf ball, the grip comprising: 
 a front surface that is curved upwardly adjacent the butt and tip ends to reduce the golfer's wrist bend angle in gripping the putter for striking a golf ball.    
   
   
       3 . A grip for a golf club putter shaft, the grip having a butt end and a tip end, a front surface and a rear surface, the front surface facing the golfer's palms when the grip is held in a golfer's hands for striking a golf ball, the grip comprising: 
 a front surface that is shaped to be more convex near at least one of the butt end and tip end to reduce the golfer's wrist bend angle in gripping the putter for striking a golf ball.