An attachment for the hand of a human being to connect with the grasping end of a golf putter which will permit precise repeating pendulum movement of the putter. The attachment is to be removably connected to the putter so that the attachment can be released and the putter can be used in a conventional manner. The attachment includes a freely, pivotally mounted handle located on a shaft extending from an elongated clamping member which is longitudinally movable to clamp the grip of the putter within a housing in which the grip is received.

A novel racket for sporting isoffered, with featuring that a crosshandle is added on a shaft of a conventional racket, with a size suitable for hand gripping and is structurally comprised of a plurality of grip members, wherein at least one of the grip members is rotatably mounted, free from a motion of the crosshandle which is integrally connected with a racket so that a user can manually swing the racket with gripping the crosshandle as a pivotal axis. Conventional rackets are used in many sporting events to hit a ball, but this are depends largely on muscular strength, and thereby the muscular weak, elderly people and females, are prone to become unfamiliar to such a nature of sporting. The invention crosshandle racket can utilize a pivotal action to produce centrifugal force in hitting an on-coming ball so that muscular strength may be saved. A new sporting event may be created with use of the inventive racket.

An attachment to the handle of a racket which tactically indicates to a player whether his/her hand has properly gripped the handle of a racket for forehand and backhand play. The attachment is an elongated member non-rotatably connected to the butt of the handle and positioned substantially parallel to the face of the racket such that it bears evenly against the heel of a player's hand when he/she properly grips the handle. The elongated member further includes a contoured recess configured to comfortably receive the outer edge of a player's hand when the hand has been rotated substantially ninety degrees from the forehand to the backhand play positions.

A noble pendulum motion putter with an increased impact accuracy, by minimizing unnecessary side oscillation momentum that is vertical to the pendulum motion, is comprised of; 1) a straight cylindrical putter head having a void inside for receiving weights; 2) a level gauge embedded on the upper face of the putter head; 3) an elbow handle pivotally connected to a shaft at the top with a right angle creating a pendulum motion; and 4) a shaft connecting the putter head and the handle in a perpendicular position.

A golf putter, with an extended length shaft having an upper end adapted to be held against the front of the golfer's body in an anchor position during the putting stroke. A club head is affixed to the lower end of the shaft, and has a planar ball-striking face formed thereon. A shaft grip is positioned intermediate the upper and lower ends. The shaft grip extends backwardly from the shaft means away from and transverse to the ball-striking face of the club head. The shaft grip is positioned along the length of the shaft to enable gripping thereof by the golfer's other hand. The shaft grip may be one elongated member, or a pair of vertically spaced elongated members. When the spaced elongated members are used, the shaft may be separated at the inner ends of the elongated members while the outer ends are connected together to form a U-shaped shaft grip whereby the shaft grip becomes a part of a continuous shaft having a U-shaped bend intermediate the club head and the upper end of the shaft.