Aaaaand ladies and gentlemen you just saw one of the most important video ever while learning golf... Never heard about leaving space between fingers on trail hand. Will try for sure! Andy please make something like this about stance. Much appreciated!
Great lesson Andy. Just recently watched a shortgame video with Coach Lockey and James Ridyard. Im reasonably strong in my driver and longer but after your video and Lockeys one Ill be going weak in my shortgame. Have practiced some with it and strike Definitely feels better and more consistent.
Changed to interlocking a few months ago and for me it was like night and day. A better strike immediately. Seems to have taken my right hand out of the equation. Not for everyone but works for me
Great lesson on the grip Andy, short game grip on the weak side definately helps avoids the club face closing and the thin bullets over the back of the green!
Went from having 4 or 5 of the best rounds of my life to playing terrible again . Should the hands(facecontroll) rotate in the swing or stay locked in set up position
My left hand is basically neutral, with a slightly strong grip with my right hand for all clubs except for driver. With driver my right hand is in a neutral position or else I hit to much right to left.
It’s funny hearing teachers spewing incorrect information about strong grip. Here he says strong grip is unnatural, when in reality it’s the most natural of all three grip positions, while the others wildly manipulate wrist rotation throughout the swing.. creating too many variables and potential timing issues. As well, he completely bombs teaching the left hand position, under the club is incorrect position as this will cause wrist rotation. Trail hand should go middle palm over lead thumb. The most natural grip is strong, because it allows way more wrist hinging at the top than any other grip position. Strong is long, but you have to educated in wrist/grip relationship. Strong grip requires cupped lead wrist for squared face at impact. The prevents having to roll/twist both wrists before impact.
Aaaaand ladies and gentlemen you just saw one of the most important video ever while learning golf...
Never heard about leaving space between fingers on trail hand. Will try for sure! Andy please make something like this about stance. Much appreciated!
My pleasure David, glad its helped
Great lesson Andy. Just recently watched a shortgame video with Coach Lockey and James Ridyard. Im reasonably strong in my driver and longer but after your video and Lockeys one Ill be going weak in my shortgame. Have practiced some with it and strike Definitely feels better and more consistent.
Brilliant, didn't think about changing geip for short game explains why it's been a bit off after working on my grip for driver.
That’s excellent Andrew, I change grips for hitting draws or fades and weak to neutral for the short game
Well explained. Thank you Andy!
Awesome lesson. I am on of those weirdos who had a weak grip that Andy helped me change to neutral. The skillest lessons work, ladies and gents.
Changed to interlocking a few months ago and for me it was like night and day. A better strike immediately. Seems to have taken my right hand out of the equation. Not for everyone but works for me
The last sentence is the key ‘Not for everyone but works for me’ 🙌🏽
Very well explained. Thank you!
Great lesson on the grip Andy, short game grip on the weak side definately helps avoids the club face closing and the thin bullets over the back of the green!
Weak on short game can be a big help to maintain bounce
@@andycartergolf I was about to comment the same thing.
Just watched your 9 holes in one minute.
Putter is working great.
Yeh i do like it
Thanks Andy. Nice and easy explanation. Do you recommend setting your grip when at address or with the club in the air?
I do it at address so the face is more under control
Went from having 4 or 5 of the best rounds of my life to playing terrible again . Should the hands(facecontroll) rotate in the swing or stay locked in set up position
Could be time for therapy
My left hand is basically neutral, with a slightly strong grip with my right hand for all clubs except for driver. With driver my right hand is in a neutral position or else I hit to much right to left.
Many different quirks to the grip. Hence the title. It’s about finding what truly works & sticking to it
@@andycartergolf yeah. I’m having success with my grip, and the fact that I’m concentrating on keeping my right elbow closer to my body when I swing.
Mr. Collaborator you've been everywhere lately mate
Busy busy! Collabs are fun!!
Top quality video 👌
I’ve got a strong grip, and my 8 year old son has a better grip than me 😂
I definitely have 3 or more different grips, problem is I'm never really certain which one is coming into play on any given swing 😂😂
Hahaha this is tremendous
I'd literally pay anything for a lesson...if I had money 😅
Haha its money well spent
It’s funny hearing teachers spewing incorrect information about strong grip. Here he says strong grip is unnatural, when in reality it’s the most natural of all three grip positions, while the others wildly manipulate wrist rotation throughout the swing.. creating too many variables and potential timing issues. As well, he completely bombs teaching the left hand position, under the club is incorrect position as this will cause wrist rotation. Trail hand should go middle palm over lead thumb. The most natural grip is strong, because it allows way more wrist hinging at the top than any other grip position. Strong is long, but you have to educated in wrist/grip relationship. Strong grip requires cupped lead wrist for squared face at impact. The prevents having to roll/twist both wrists before impact.
Ok ;)
You sound like you no what your doing
I’d like to think so