Whether or not this works for you, it's great to see different approaches to the game. No one says anything when a new wacky grip or technique appears on the putting green so why not have some alternatives to try out for your main swing.
Wow Whether this works or not. Your explanation is absolutely outstanding. Do not leave a leaf unturned. I love it when people are able to articulate clear, and I mean very clear instruction You knocked it out of the park Just like any successful recipe….. It is the small difference between mediocre and success I can’t wait to try this. I took the bowl very straight with a normal conventional grip!! I am a four handicap, but a good day, but always looking to improve Thank you for sharing
While sitting here in New Hampshire watching golf AND a foot-and-half of ❄️ fall in my yard, I ran across your post. Immediately grabbed a club and started experimenting with the grip. Just to get the feel, I started with a putter…At 79 yrs old I’m not sure this old dog can make the transition to the full swing (will give it honest try when the weather improves). Definitely will be using the grip for putting after sinking 8 of 10 putts from the 8’ foot marker of my DJ Perfect Putting mat.
I remember a kid on the PGA mini tour who gripped the club like this and smoked the ball. I tried it but I felt like I was going to break my wrist but it looks quite natural when you do it.
I hit balls daily. I’m cutting The grass this weekend and I’ll try to hit some balls with it Monday. Like a standard golf grip it feels different in the beginning. Obviously it’ll take a little time for the body to loosen up to it. The more grass I cut the easier it is to swing with it. I keep an open mind about things. You can really feel the club release with it.
Scotty Thanks for sharing this with the world. I would like to see you on a golf simulator to see the numbers(ie swing speed, ball speed, attack angle, swing path numbers etc). As I approach 60 the walk to my ball gets shorter and shorter. I’m taking my first golf lessons from a teaching pro now, have self taught until now, just a hacker getting by for 40 years playing boogie golf. My lower back is sore and I struggle with the flexibility necessary. It is great to see someone come up with something different that doesn’t look like I need to over turn my pelvis and twist my lower back. Thanks again!
I was ready to quit due to back pain but I learned the SPS from Graves Golf and now, at 70, I play to a 6 hdcp on a 6300 yd. course. The grip is different as well with an ultra weak lead hand and an ultra-strong but non-rotational trail hand. Just like Moe Norman, the ball flies straight and on target.
Even if you don't play with this grip, it's actually a really good drill for releasing and rolling the wrists over, which will increase the whip through the ball and in turn the club head speed through impact. Effortless whip through the ball hopefully.
Great observation, for decades many good golfers have told me they use my cutting the grass exercise for warming up. It makes their hands go faster through the ball. Nice!
I've been playing for 60 years and consistently an 6-8 handicap. I found this intriguing as I'm always looking to make more consistent solid contact. Went to the range today and I have to tell you I could not make this work. Horrible ball contact....didn't feel like my left side could get back far enough...no control.....please help?
You have to watch my instruction… Please watch lesson one and two and next week I’ll be dropping a video of me giving a private lesson to a beginner golfer. It’s incredible how much he improved.
First he says he lost like 40 balls a round (exaggerating). Then he switched to this grip and now he’s 340 off the deck. Blatantly false. We all know what kind of swing speed it takes to push a drive out there 340.
I use a variation of this grip for putting...full swing I haven't tried yet. But if anything is evident its the need for the wrist roll in this grip or others. The overall action reminds me of Bubba Watson's swing, and he's the model for my current swing after having surgery on my left hand.
Hi from the UK Scotty. I have watched your video's a few times now and to be honwst it appears a little crazy. However, nothing ventured. So I will give myself a month or two to see how it goes. I will be in touch. Best wishes Trev
I’m very skeptical about this grip, but, since I started golfing 6 months ago and my game isn’t very strong off the tee with driver. I’m lucky to carry 240 yards, so if he went from 165 to 340 yards with 1 swing, I’m gonna try this in 1 hour at the range. I’ll report back with my results
I've seen this in early 2000s i couldn't it even close to the top but i it reminded me of Gene sarazen, his lead hand was on top so much his thumb wasn't on the shaft. Çrazy thing i was able to get to parallel for the first time, i always played good golf with a control 3quarter swing like henry cotton and have really good distance but im gonna try the sarazen grip minus his interlock and see.
I love seeing different approaches to the game of golf. I have never understood why they try to teach the same swing or grip to everyone as everyone is different and moves differently. Also, regarding the grip that goes on the club. Do you think a 'reverse taper' grip would work well?? Like the ones Feel Grips sell?
Agree with some of the comments.....always good to see a different way to do something. I just don't believe it is anatomically correct or natural. If something in the swing causes one to feel stress or pain, that can't be good. I get your concept and why you do it, but it doesn't make sense when it limits rotation of the lead arm and causes discomfort. Good luck though!
For me when I tried this grip and tried to do a backswing I could not move the club back more than one foot before my arms locked up and I could not get a full, or even a half, backswing. Too painful.
@@scottysgolfgrip Thanks for the quick reply. I’m 74 years old. I play 18 holes four times a week. I’ve studied many golf swings - Ledbetter, Jones, Austin - you name it. I find yours so very different yet functional. You must be onto something.
Scotty, I have reviewed your videos. There is one aspect of your grip that for me is still unclear: the position of the left thumb. Is the left thumb on top of the shaft or is it to the right of the shaft? Thanks.
I can't seem to get even close to what you are doing I end up with ton of pressure on left wrist at top what am I doing wrong can you do full swing in ultra slow motion
Sorry, not flexible enough to pull this off. Painful, too. Gave it a good try. Repetitive pressure and weight of a club/iron unsupported for me. Hurts during and afterwards--no way I could do this and enjoy swinging clubs/playing a round. Happy it works for some--my wrists weren't meant to bend this way--without breaking. Would you hammer a nail this way? Good luck with the full grip concept. Might work for some as a chipping technique--I guess... way you began... a few years ago.
What brand of glove do you recommend? I am just getting back into golfing. I am a above the knee amputee and know that my swing will be different then it was. I believe this might help me...thanks for sharing.
OK I wacked a few balls into my pasture with a 7 iron. Didn't get the distance with my conventional grip. But the damn things did go high and straight. Why aren't I getting the clubhead speed to knock it further?
❤ after watching. Your instructions I suddenly realised it's the way I grip the club anyway. , and I'm happy with my swing. So thanks for the confirmation. Barry.😅
I'm in Arizona and offer Zoom lessons as well. From my calculations probably 10 to 20 thousand around the world. But I may be wrong. Many of the senior lessons I gave back in the 90's may have passed on by now.
At least you were able to take a backswing that went to your rib cage. I only got about one foot into the backswing before my arms and body locked up and I wouldn't continue the backswing.
You could not perform wrist cock or club release etc Theres a moral to this story we havent heard yet . Even with his wedge his grip looks standard if you pause the video
Show me numbers. How far u hit a 7 iron? Driver? 4 iron? It's hard to believe that after 200 years or so that U figured out some new way to grip the club. Call me a pecimist.
This grip felt soooo odd and ridiculous when i first tried it. I wasn't sure I could do this. After a cupple weeks of just a few min of practiss swings every day itz starting 2 feel more normull.
I try to share that with everyone that if they would practice the cutting the grass exercise slowly and literally hundreds and hundreds of times of swinging the club low and slow it becomes more natural. Thank you for your comment and I’ll continue to put out more and more instruction, ball, striking, etc..
I'm alreddy decided I'm going all in on this . . . At leest 4 this year . . . Soo much more club head speed . . Easier to turn through the ball . . . I'm genuinely xcited to hit the range.
I just tried this and had about a 12" backswing before my left wrist and shoulder said 'WTF are you doing to me?' Total pain and unable to do it. Human body is not meant to be used like that.
Takes time? He claims to have discovered back to back 350 yard drives, the first time he gripped the club like this??? Really??? I agree with one other comment. HYPERBOLE!
Never thought id be at a point where id consider something like this…….yet here iam 35 yrs fighting a slice that has gotten worse as ive gotten old ….🤷🏼♂️
I have little girl hands, this is not for me! Almost impossible to hold the club. I have never seen anyone use this grip. I have seen different swing techniques, and I use Jim Veneto's method. Interesting.
This grip does not work for me and I find it hard to understand how you claim to have picked up your driver with two balls left in this manner and flushed 350 yd drives. The grip just doesn't seem to allow for the ability to create enough backswing and power.
Your golf swing is really simple, and should be emulated by most amateurs. It looks very similar to what I try to teach all of my senior clients. In looking through this grip video, its a little strange, and it could hurt someone if they aren't really careful, but the point of this is there is no way to turn the hands over until after impact, if at all. Its the same with the forward press; this actually forces a forward press. With that hand in that position there is no way to twist the club (micro adjustments) at impact. So the 'feel' this provides would be useful, but again, could also be harmful if done wrong. Your golf swing in general, and your demo shots, have a great slot, due to the abbreviated back swing; stopping at the down the line prevents the over the top move as a first impatient move to the ball. And by finding that slot point, you control the club path with your takeaway / return which is a great way for people to control their shape as long as they can slow the turn over of the hands. I am going to sub just to see where this goes. Its interesting. it is something I may show someone on the range to show how the face rotates if your hands aren't in front. Its the super exaggeration to forward shaft lean. I am not convinced people should attempt to swing like this, just go through the motion to 'feel' how the hands should 'actively prevent' turnover.
It isn’t for everyone. Scotty and his teachers through the years have had less than 10% of ppl who couldn’t use the grip. IMO 80% or even more ppl not only can do it…but will improve their current game drastically. I’ve played with it my whole life and it’s been stripe city through the years. Science proves it. It’s another way to golf. And it makes the game a whole lot easier. It is crazy when you first see it but when you break down the golf swing with it ..it makes so much sense !!
That or this guy is psychopath that literally hates golfers. I'm a 3, so I think I'll stick with the grip that, you know, what either break my wrist, tear ligaments or give me some sort of tendonitis somewhere.
Wouldnt suggest gripping like this however that being said i can see merit to it for chips around the green that is the height of it . This guy is litterally just on an uploading surge here dont buy into this
Dude I actually tried it and it was stupid how accurate and straight the ball went my irons were slightly left but soon as i made a slight adjustment to my feet it was crazy good
Cackhanded has tour cred. This .needs to be proven and just watching seems like it would hurt to swing with this grip. Nonetheless I'll give it a go just cause I'm curious
yeah that feels very awkward... just holding and swinging.. good on you for it working for you but for someone who has played before, i would say this would be a difficult change to complete.
@@aarongates1171 the previous years experience, why change to something which has ZERO mainstream use nor is it correct grip for how the club is meant to be held… maybe if you’ve never picked a club up… just maybe… but this is a good grip for maybe 1 in 1 million. At best….
I played for over twenty years as a complete hack and in one split second became acclimated to the grip. Then in less than 60 days, cut over 50 strokes from my score. I also added over 200 yards to my driver tee shots. Just sayin
With this crazy grip I would like you to post a video of you hitting a PW, 9 iron, 7 iron, 5 iron and driver on a golf course. The above statement does not make sense. Cut 50 strokes off your score. What was your handicap? Add 200 yards off the drive. What is your driver distance now? What is your driver swing speed? I can calculate from there. Bryson look out!!@@scottysgolfgrip
If that was true, then you should be encouraging him to teach more people. You could be in the PGA this time next year if 99% of players get held back.
dumbest thing I’ve ever seen! In my 57 years of playing golf the number 1 problem for amateur golfers is a “bad grip” and this my friends IS A PROVEN DEMONSTRATION OF A BAD GRIP!
You probably voiced your opinion a bit early. This Friday I'm dropping a one hour private training session that produced miraculous results. Please watch and get back to me.
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Whether or not this works for you, it's great to see different approaches to the game. No one says anything when a new wacky grip or technique appears on the putting green so why not have some alternatives to try out for your main swing.
Fair Point
Wow
Whether this works or not. Your explanation is absolutely outstanding.
Do not leave a leaf unturned.
I love it when people are able to articulate clear, and I mean very clear instruction
You knocked it out of the park
Just like any successful recipe….. It is the small difference between mediocre and success
I can’t wait to try this. I took the bowl very straight with a normal conventional grip!! I am a four handicap, but a good day, but always looking to improve
Thank you for sharing
Love it! Not sure that I can get my brain wrapped around this for irons and woods but definitely going to try it with my putter!
I love it! Paradigm shift for sure! An overactive right hand traditionall grip has ruined my game for years!! Thanks Scotty very much! 😊
Yes! Thatz part of why I like this . . . Involuntary right movements go away with this strategy.
While sitting here in New Hampshire watching golf AND a foot-and-half of ❄️ fall in my yard, I ran across your post. Immediately grabbed a club and started experimenting with the grip. Just to get the feel, I started with a putter…At 79 yrs old I’m not sure this old dog can make the transition to the full swing (will give it honest try when the weather improves). Definitely will be using the grip for putting after sinking 8 of 10 putts from the 8’ foot marker of my DJ Perfect Putting mat.
I remember a kid on the PGA mini tour who gripped the club like this and smoked the ball. I tried it but I felt like I was going to break my wrist but it looks quite natural when you do it.
I hit balls daily. I’m cutting The grass this weekend and I’ll try to hit some balls with it Monday. Like a standard golf grip it feels different in the beginning. Obviously it’ll take a little time for the body to loosen up to it. The more grass I cut the easier it is to swing with it. I keep an open mind about things. You can really feel the club release with it.
Scotty Thanks for sharing this with the world. I would like to see you on a golf simulator to see the numbers(ie swing speed, ball speed, attack angle, swing path numbers etc). As I approach 60 the walk to my ball gets shorter and shorter. I’m taking my first golf lessons from a teaching pro now, have self taught until now, just a hacker getting by for 40 years playing boogie golf. My lower back is sore and I struggle with the flexibility necessary. It is great to see someone come up with something different that doesn’t look like I need to over turn my pelvis and twist my lower back. Thanks again!
I was ready to quit due to back pain but I learned the SPS from Graves Golf and now, at 70, I play to a 6 hdcp on a 6300 yd. course. The grip is different as well with an ultra weak lead hand and an ultra-strong but non-rotational trail hand. Just like Moe Norman, the ball flies straight and on target.
Good luck seeing the numbers he claims, lol.
I’m on vacation, but can’t wait to get back to try this. I always felt that I felt I hit a ball this way in my mind.
It’s not April yet 😂
This is a very interesting concept for grip. I'm willing to try it for the sake of trying it.
Even if you don't play with this grip, it's actually a really good drill for releasing and rolling the wrists over, which will increase the whip through the ball and in turn the club head speed through impact. Effortless whip through the ball hopefully.
Great observation, for decades many good golfers have told me they use my cutting the grass exercise for warming up. It makes their hands go faster through the ball. Nice!
I think I saw a magazine article about you in the 90's. Pretty amazing!
No more strange than some of the other things I’ve seen with this whacky game! I’ll certainly give it a whack! I look forward to future videos.
HOW HAS IT WORKED?
Helps with left-hand dominance when not pulling straight through the contact.
I think it would compensate the hip clearance for people struggling with reaching enough hip rotation before impact. Will try it…
I tried this just to see
My left arm is so uncomfortable I can’t possibly swing a club like this
Is there a trick that I am not aware of?
Please check out the video’ Beginner Golfers Dream Lesson’. It may help. You should watch the whole thing.
I've been playing for 60 years and consistently an 6-8 handicap. I found this intriguing as I'm always looking to make more consistent solid contact. Went to the range today and I have to tell you I could not make this work. Horrible ball contact....didn't feel like my left side could get back far enough...no control.....please help?
You have to watch my instruction… Please watch lesson one and two and next week I’ll be dropping a video of me giving a private lesson to a beginner golfer. It’s incredible how much he improved.
I just tried this on the range with my old Callaway Warbird. I too just laced a 340 yard drive off the deck 😂
Slight draw.
You really didn't
Im sensing a sarcasm 😬
Yeah, we see you laughing... 😂
First he says he lost like 40 balls a round (exaggerating). Then he switched to this grip and now he’s 340 off the deck. Blatantly false. We all know what kind of swing speed it takes to push a drive out there 340.
@@troypendergrass2424yea with a high tee, off the deck is different story. If he had said 280 it would still be difficult to believe, anyhow who knows
The left hand ligaments when you hit through thick rough... Ouch
Yea. This feels like an injury waiting to happen
I use a variation of this grip for putting...full swing I haven't tried yet. But if anything is evident its the need for the wrist roll in this grip or others. The overall action reminds me of Bubba Watson's swing, and he's the model for my current swing after having surgery on my left hand.
And if you zoom in none of the swings are done with the grip . 🎉
Hi from the UK Scotty. I have watched your video's a few times now and to be honwst it appears a little crazy. However, nothing ventured. So I will give myself a month or two to see how it goes. I will be in touch. Best wishes Trev
It’s too early for an April Fools joke !!!🤣😂
Not a joke. This Friday I'm dropping a one hour private training session that produced miraculous results, and it's still not April!!!!
And I thought I had seen everything!
Ive never seen anything like this grip. Im gonna try the basics and i want to see if the club comes out of my hands
To me it feels like my club hits a concrete wall as I start back with dangerous stress being placed on my elbow tendon and shoulder.
I’m very skeptical about this grip, but, since I started golfing 6 months ago and my game isn’t very strong off the tee with driver. I’m lucky to carry 240 yards, so if he went from 165 to 340 yards with 1 swing, I’m gonna try this in 1 hour at the range. I’ll report back with my results
Waiting for result report.
I've seen this in early 2000s i couldn't it even close to the top but i it reminded me of Gene sarazen, his lead hand was on top so much his thumb wasn't on the shaft. Çrazy thing i was able to get to parallel for the first time, i always played good golf with a control 3quarter swing like henry cotton and have really good distance but im gonna try the sarazen grip minus his interlock and see.
I love seeing different approaches to the game of golf. I have never understood why they try to teach the same swing or grip to everyone as everyone is different and moves differently.
Also, regarding the grip that goes on the club. Do you think a 'reverse taper' grip would work well?? Like the ones Feel Grips sell?
Agree with some of the comments.....always good to see a different way to do something. I just don't believe it is anatomically correct or natural. If something in the swing causes one to feel stress or pain, that can't be good. I get your concept and why you do it, but it doesn't make sense when it limits rotation of the lead arm and causes discomfort. Good luck though!
Only discomfort when done incorrectly. The biggest problem is not applying the correct technique and bypassing instruction.
For me when I tried this grip and tried to do a backswing I could not move the club back more than one foot before my arms locked up and I could not get a full, or even a half, backswing. Too painful.
My wrist does not bend in that direction. Not even close.
I tried your grip as best I could. Cannot make a half swing without strain/pain in left elbow. Help please!
@@paulrichards6185
It is extremely important to watch as many of the instructional videos on the channel that you can. Many questions are answered.
@@scottysgolfgrip Thanks for the quick reply. I’m 74 years old. I play 18 holes four times a week. I’ve studied many golf swings - Ledbetter, Jones, Austin - you name it. I find yours so very different yet functional. You must be onto something.
Scotty, I have reviewed your videos. There is one aspect of your grip that for me is still unclear: the position of the left thumb. Is the left thumb on top of the shaft or is it to the right of the shaft?
Thanks.
I can't seem to get even close to what you are doing I end up with ton of pressure on left wrist at top what am I doing wrong can you do full swing in ultra slow motion
At least you were able to get the club to the top. I can't get more than one foot into the attempted backswing before my arms lock up.
Sorry, not flexible enough to pull this off. Painful, too. Gave it a good try. Repetitive pressure and weight of a club/iron unsupported for me. Hurts during and afterwards--no way I could do this and enjoy swinging clubs/playing a round. Happy it works for some--my wrists weren't meant to bend this way--without breaking. Would you hammer a nail this way? Good luck with the full grip concept. Might work for some as a chipping technique--I guess... way you began... a few years ago.
What brand of glove do you recommend? I am just getting back into golfing. I am a above the knee amputee and know that my swing will be different then it was. I believe this might help me...thanks for sharing.
FootJoy WeatherSof. And please click this link to see another amputee have great success with my grip. vimeo.com/201734402/6b568e2eca?share=copy
@@scottysgolfgrip that is awesome thanks for sharing!
Hilarious!
Just by looking at this grip, it already make my left shouldder sore.
This has to be a troll video.
OK I wacked a few balls into my pasture with a 7 iron. Didn't get the distance with my conventional grip. But the damn things did go high and straight. Why aren't I getting the clubhead speed to knock it further?
Have you watched any of the other instructional videos there are a lot of answers in those videos.
@@scottysgolfgrip I'll stay with it. When "cutting the grass" exercise, each backswing improves flexibility and range of motion.
I'm going to give this a try.
❤ after watching. Your instructions I suddenly realised it's the way I grip the club anyway. , and I'm happy with my swing. So thanks for the confirmation. Barry.😅
Very painful, I just realized how inflexible my wrist is.
Looking at the grip seems like it would break your wrist? BUT I will try anything to improve my distance...let you know in a few days.
How did it go?
I am intrigued by this grip.I would like to know how many people are using it right now.And where does scottie have his lesson. I am anxious to try it
I'm in Arizona and offer Zoom lessons as well. From my calculations probably 10 to 20 thousand around the world. But I may be wrong. Many of the senior lessons I gave back in the 90's may have passed on by now.
I am watching in interest but I can’t hold the club in that manner and swing back beyond my rib cage; but interested to watch something different
At least you were able to take a backswing that went to your rib cage. I only got about one foot into the backswing before my arms and body locked up and I wouldn't continue the backswing.
Interesting!
Yea I saw this grip back ten years ago
I must be doing it wrong haha.
Different strokes for different folks. Let’s see how many touring pros go to this grip. .
I'll make a prediction.....zero.
You could not perform wrist cock or club release etc
Theres a moral to this story we havent heard yet .
Even with his wedge his grip looks standard if you pause the video
I suggest you make an appointment with a good optometrist.
How many tournaments have you won?
Show me numbers. How far u hit a 7 iron? Driver? 4 iron? It's hard to believe that after 200 years or so that U figured out some new way to grip the club. Call me a pecimist.
Hello Mr. Pessimist, just watch some of the other videos on my channel and see what's going on.
😂😂 belter
I’m old not even possible.
This grip felt soooo odd and ridiculous when i first tried it. I wasn't sure I could do this. After a cupple weeks of just a few min of practiss swings every day itz starting 2 feel more normull.
I try to share that with everyone that if they would practice the cutting the grass exercise slowly and literally hundreds and hundreds of times of swinging the club low and slow it becomes more natural. Thank you for your comment and I’ll continue to put out more and more instruction, ball, striking, etc..
I'm alreddy decided I'm going all in on this . . . At leest 4 this year . . . Soo much more club head speed . . Easier to turn through the ball . . . I'm genuinely xcited to hit the range.
Like Scotty said in the video . . "If you are ready for a change" . . . I have 20 years of bad golf under my belt . . I'm all ears . .
😊@@scottysgolfgrip
Wild!! Thanks for sharing this 👌🏾
I just tried this and had about a 12" backswing before my left wrist and shoulder said 'WTF are you doing to me?' Total pain and unable to do it. Human body is not meant to be used like that.
Same thing happened to me.
160 to 340😂 i cant comprehend
It was hard for me to understand it at the beginning. Such a radical improvement in one swing, in just a few seconds. But it is 100% true.
Takes time? He claims to have discovered back to back 350 yard drives, the first time he gripped the club like this??? Really??? I agree with one other comment. HYPERBOLE!
It's BS...he claims his swing speed was 132mph....if that were true he'd be hitting drivers more than 160 prior to this miracle grip
I think he meant in millimeters.
I would suggest using a white glove. Your black glove , is hiding your left hand when you were all black.
It seems like you'd have to be double jointed for this to work!
There is no such thing as double joints, just really flexible people.
Ok, you knew what I meant since it's a term that's been around for ages as you well know! So you'd have to be very flexible, better?@@hulksmash6858
@@hulksmash6858 I think Cheech and Chong might disagree...
Never thought id be at a point where id consider something like this…….yet here iam 35 yrs fighting a slice that has gotten worse as ive gotten old ….🤷🏼♂️
Tom Saguto golf could help you better
Show me the money ( swing) hitting balls and on the golf course
Just watch the other on the course videos
I have little girl hands, this is not for me! Almost impossible to hold the club. I have never seen anyone use this grip. I have seen different swing techniques, and I use Jim Veneto's method. Interesting.
nah
I fear of hurting wrist or elbow joints
Don't be ascared... Just apply the instruction correctly. Good Luck
This grip does not work for me and I find it hard to understand how you claim to have picked up your driver with two balls left in this manner and flushed 350 yd drives. The grip just doesn't seem to allow for the ability to create enough backswing and power.
If it works or not it's not for me. Feel totally uncomfortable could never get comfortable with it.
Your golf swing is really simple, and should be emulated by most amateurs. It looks very similar to what I try to teach all of my senior clients.
In looking through this grip video, its a little strange, and it could hurt someone if they aren't really careful, but the point of this is there is no way to turn the hands over until after impact, if at all.
Its the same with the forward press; this actually forces a forward press. With that hand in that position there is no way to twist the club (micro adjustments) at impact. So the 'feel' this provides would be useful, but again, could also be harmful if done wrong.
Your golf swing in general, and your demo shots, have a great slot, due to the abbreviated back swing; stopping at the down the line prevents the over the top move as a first impatient move to the ball. And by finding that slot point, you control the club path with your takeaway / return which is a great way for people to control their shape as long as they can slow the turn over of the hands. I am going to sub just to see where this goes. Its interesting. it is something I may show someone on the range to show how the face rotates if your hands aren't in front. Its the super exaggeration to forward shaft lean. I am not convinced people should attempt to swing like this, just go through the motion to 'feel' how the hands should 'actively prevent' turnover.
And the majority of hacker will hurt themselves IMO 🙄
Wtf it’s like having to left hands
A month early -
This feels like a practical joke.
i feel like im gonna break my left hand doing this. lol
@@jiwwyjimmy1046your most likely gripping the club the wrong way
It isn’t for everyone. Scotty and his teachers through the years have had less than 10% of ppl who couldn’t use the grip. IMO 80% or even more ppl not only can do it…but will improve their current game drastically. I’ve played with it my whole life and it’s been stripe city through the years. Science proves it. It’s another way to golf. And it makes the game a whole lot easier. It is crazy when you first see it but when you break down the golf swing with it ..it makes so much sense !!
Club pro guy vibes
That or this guy is psychopath that literally hates golfers. I'm a 3, so I think I'll stick with the grip that, you know, what either break my wrist, tear ligaments or give me some sort of tendonitis somewhere.
Wouldnt suggest gripping like this however that being said i can see merit to it for chips around the green that is the height of it . This guy is litterally just on an uploading surge here dont buy into this
Buddy why just why????i could of changed your conventional grip to stop your problems
Might work for you dude, but otherweise thats so goofy and wrong.......
Have you tried it ??
Results don’t look very wrong to me
Dude I actually tried it and it was stupid how accurate and straight the ball went my irons were slightly left but soon as i made a slight adjustment to my feet it was crazy good
It's only wrong if it doesn't work. Lol
Well I´m a PGA Trainer, so I think, I will save my wrists, and not try it...But its not the way to fix a normal bad grip/swing@@bengreen1262
Show me a PGA player that uses this strange grip
Show me a PGA player that needs my Grip. They are the best in the world for a reason.
Cackhanded has tour cred. This .needs to be proven and just watching seems like it would hurt to swing with this grip. Nonetheless I'll give it a go just cause I'm curious
I agree, if this 160 yard banana ball hitter can go from that to 350 the time he tried it, think what a tour pro could do?
Not only that, he ass/u/me/s every ones tweets I guess?
Soon to come.🙃
340 yds off the deck, out of nowhere?
And then another bucket of balls following the leader.
What's your club head and ball speed off the deck? Hitting 350 off the deck with that??? come on dude!!
yeah that feels very awkward... just holding and swinging.. good on you for it working for you but for someone who has played before, i would say this would be a difficult change to complete.
What does the average golfer with a 15 handicap have to lose
@@aarongates1171 the previous years experience, why change to something which has ZERO mainstream use nor is it correct grip for how the club is meant to be held… maybe if you’ve never picked a club up… just maybe… but this is a good grip for maybe 1 in 1 million. At best….
I played for over twenty years as a complete hack and in one split second became acclimated to the grip. Then in less than 60 days, cut over 50 strokes from my score. I also added over 200 yards to my driver tee shots. Just sayin
Glad it’s worked for you, I’ve tried it at the range yesterday and it’s not for me. Interesting still but yeah!
With this crazy grip I would like you to post a video of you hitting a PW, 9 iron, 7 iron, 5 iron and driver on a golf course. The above statement does not make sense. Cut 50 strokes off your score. What was your handicap? Add 200 yards off the drive. What is your driver distance now? What is your driver swing speed? I can calculate from there. Bryson look out!!@@scottysgolfgrip
This is a joke right. Just stop it.
Zzzzzzzz
Please don’t teach people to grip like this, you will hold 99% of players back and absolutely limit club head speed
If that was true, then you should be encouraging him to teach more people. You could be in the PGA this time next year if 99% of players get held back.
Increased club head speed is one of the most common attributes of my technique.
SCOTTY IS JUST ANNOUNCING "HIS" GRIP ACCEPT OR REJECT....SOME PEOPLE MAY HAVE A FAULTY LEFT WIRST...I LOVE IT FOR THE SHORT GAME!
@@scottysgolfgripSTOP LIEING !
dumbest thing I’ve ever seen! In my 57 years of playing golf the number 1 problem for amateur golfers is a “bad grip” and this my friends IS A PROVEN DEMONSTRATION OF A BAD GRIP!
You probably voiced your opinion a bit early. This Friday I'm dropping a one hour private training session that produced miraculous results. Please watch and get back to me.
NO GUESSING THIS GRIP AND RESULTS ARE A PROVEN FACT! THE REST IS UP TO YOU!
how can you swing like that? my wrist is not mobile enough
Watch the beginner golfers dream, lesson video.
@@scottysgolfgrip I'll take a look
Goddamn this lhurts my left wrist. What am i doing wrong?
Watch as much of the instruction as you can on the three or four videos with instruction. That’s where it all starts.
@@scottysgolfgrip baffles me how you generate the angle & club speed through the hitting zone
340 350 😂😂😂 no way