You'll Create EFFORTLESS Shaft Lean At Impact With THIS! (Wield A Strong Golf Grip)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- If you are looking to create an effortless golf swing with forward shaft lean at impact, look no further than employing a strong golf grip! In this video, Henry and I will show you why we prefer a stronger lead hand golf grip and how it can make it easier for you at home to achieve tour quality ball striking.
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Changed my grip after wathing this video. Helped me a lot. Much better AoA, starts to take divots again. Thanks 🙏
Love it!
This video has helped my irons tremendously but I’m pulling/hooking all my drives.
Hmm, I'd have to see your swing to give you the best possible feedback. Have you looked into booking a lesson with me or joining my online academy?
Mike Malaska said the same. For amateurs you can’t grip it strong enough. As long as you turn through the shot it works great. Helps me out.
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I enjoy when Milo points out that their teachings are their preference. Much better than hearing this is the only way to swing a club. This pattern works, imo the strong grip is the starting point, without that the body just won’t move like it should.
Correct, our preference! Thanks for watching!
I wonder if people shy away from a stronger grip because releasing the club face tends to result in hooks? Really interesting vid👍
I tend to coach more golfers that hook and pull shots because of a weak lead hand.
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Very well done video
Thanks Peter, hope you are well!
great stuff. with strong grip, do we still need to have a flat left wrist at the backswing?
No, in fact you can have some extension or cup in the lead wrist at the top.
hi milo - another insightful video - i find that with modern equipment especially the stronger clubs - ie. P790 you have no choice but to use a stronger/even super strong lead hand grip because of the offset - thoughts?
Milo - if your lead wrist is pointing 45 degrees to the right of target approaching impact , what would happing to the clubface if you allow your wrist to also extend before and through impact ? Would it increase the dynamic loft of the clubface and also tend to shift the club shaft and clubface a little upwards, which means a normal vector on the clubface would also shift leftwards? So if you had an inside to out club path approaching impact , wouldn't any extension of your lead wrist tend to cause a draw?
Yes
You have amazing rotation in your swing Milo. But I have seen things that suggest pros with less rotation (or less open at impact) have a weaker grip as a match up to this. (Jordan speith was used as an example)
What are your thoughts on this?
Thanks very much
Spieth is also pretty open at impact, but recently had a left wrist injury. It's not my ideal matchup, but obviously there are those that make it work with a weaker lead hand grip.
Have you played around with Prosendr yet? May help with trail hand extension and F2 drills?
We have tried it yes. So far, not our favorite tool, but we can see the benefits.
Whatever the lead hand grip, the motion should be similar in the downswing in terms of flexion extension.
It goes towards less extension or more flexion in the first part of the downswing then goes back towards extension or less flexion just before impact.
Great video! Just curious, I’m assuming both of you guys are scratch or plus handicap golfers?
Yes we are both + handicap.
Does having a stronger grip really help with pull hooks/duck hooks? Between Milo and Mike M. they coach that stronger grips help with flipping, but when I try it out it still doesn’t work. I like to hit draws and being a lefty, I need to learn how to because most courses favor the right handed fade person. Maybe there’s something I’m missing with this strong grip concept, but reaching out to get a second opinion because I’m a neutral grip with a severe case of the hooks.
I'd have to see your swing to see what's going on and give you the best recommendations. Have you looked into joining my online academy at milolinesgolf.com?
@@MiloLinesGolf signed up and submitted my swing. How long does the analysis typically take?
@@christianwalsh6431 2-4 days for the first one
Buenisimo Milo
Thank you!
Can’t agree more. I don’t like the feeling of bowing the wrist into impact. I recently went to an instructor who wanted to change me to a neutral grip but then wanted to bow my wrists. Told him I purposely have a strong grip to avoid having to bow. Needless to say that was my last lesson with him.
It's a matchup that can certainly work (Rahm, Morikawa, etc) but it's not my favorite.
I use the exact same grip as Morikawa and much prefer it to strong. I find strong grip makes it much harder to keep the club in front of my chest on the backswing. I always suck it inside with a strong grip.
Like we said it’s a preference of ours not a necessity as many great players have different matchups. Are you a really solid player?
@@MiloLinesGolf nah about a 12 handicap. I’ve tried switching to a strong grip countless times from various instructors and it just never works out for me. I like the feeling I’d turning the face down and holding it. But I agree it definitely costs you some power.
Your grip promotes a lower ball flight, what if you need a high ball flight with distance so using a more lofted club isn’t feasible?
This is not true at all, in fact, I would argue a stronger grip can help create a higher ball flight. Many matchups that go into it and depends on the player and their needs. You can still hit the ball plenty high with some amount of shaft lean and a strong grip. My 6 iron for example goes just as high if not higher than any tour pro if I want it to.
Jeez. But I hook my irons bad w overly inside out swing path. Won’t a stronger left hand grip make that worse?
Harmas achives that position with a trigger forwar hand at the start of the backswing, he estrts neutral grip, then gets a storng ggrip with this trigger, than starts his backswing chkit out
Harman has a really nice action, and does a lot of things we talk about on this channel. Lots of chest rotation through impact.
five minutes and they still dont get to the point,
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Thanks!
Milo is that strong grip gonna cause you naturally to have more shaft lean at address???
No
When I get a stronger grip I have way more shaft lean at address
The movement being shown at 1:15 is really similar to throwing a frisbee. For me as a lefty playing righty this is a really important feel for me. Was this missed or would you actually disagree that what the lead side is doing is akin to throwing a frisbee? 🥏
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I play with quite a strong LH grip and still can't help but scoop/flip at the ball, zero shaft lean 😭
You should check out my online academy so I can take a look at your swing: milolinesgolf.com.
Seems like every instructional video tries to sell me a training aid, geez.
Doesn’t DJ play a strong grip and has that bowed look at impact?
His left hand is maybe slightly strong but the bowed lead wrist is gone by impact.
But when I use a stronger grip my shots go to far right.
I tried to switch to the weak grip. I hit to deep in a fairway near a tree, caught the root, broke the Cartilage in my wrist, ripped 2 tendons off the bone and a year later it still is not right. Likely will require surgery to remove the split Cartilage. I highly recommend not switching!! Wasnt even a hard impact, with a bowed wrist you have no real strength to protect from injury.
Yikes, that's tough, we are sorry to hear that! I will say when it comes to tendon health and repair, our team has done some great work and it could be worth your time to reach out to Jaime from my team: milolinesgolf.com/schedule-lesson/#jaime ...we've numerous clients over the years with tendonitis in their wrists and elbows from speed training, grip alignments, mats, etc and Zach and Jaime from our team have put together a pretty awesome plan that's helped some of our clients.
I am in Canada , not sure where your team are located. Issue here is the surgeon says leave it alone and live with it, I can move it now but cannot hold weight over 20lbs , if I golf I am sore in the lunar joint. I guess I have to live with it or try to see a new specialist. I fear hurting it again because that pain was extreme and for months if I turned my hand it snapped and the sharp pain was intense only for a few seconds but holy it was bad and I am far from timid! @@MiloLinesGolf
A bowed wrist at the top makes you look super unathletic in my opinion. You can clearly get more power going from cupped to straight. These wrist bowers were definitely the uncoordinated kids growing up
I'm not sure I'd agree with the last part as there are some fine bow-ers out there haha, but I do tend to prefer a stronger lead hand grip.
Do you see all your knuckles?
3 or 4, depends on the person and how the align at setup as well.
I will live and die by a strong lead hand grip LOL. Takes thinking out of the hands a ton for me🤌🏾
Bingo!