I guess everybody's a little different but when I let my hands hang naturally and move them to the club it is in a neutral to knuckle grip. I would have to turn my hands to get a stronger grip. Should I do this or just leave it alone?
Yep everyone is different. If yours hang that way that’s your joint alignment so definitely use that it does depend on your shot shape because if you slice it you could benefit from a stronger grip vice versa if you hook it. 👍
Plus more consistency 👍
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Very interesting & logical too. Going to try this out today & would have some comments by Monday.
That’s fantastic I would love to see how it goes. 👍
I want to thank you for something I struggeld with for a long time , just tried it and it works . THANKS
That’s great I’m glad it worked 👍
Another well presented video. Makes total sense. Surprised you don’t have a lot more subscribers. Good luck.
Thanks Jack, I’m surprised too 😂 it will come back m sure please share, that will help me to grow. Have a great weekend 👍
Just retried this grip at the practice area, and with my irons and woods it worked. More accuracy, better contact and compression, just give it a try.
That’s great Richard 👍glad it helped.
I guess everybody's a little different but when I let my hands hang naturally and move them to the club it is in a neutral to knuckle grip. I would have to turn my hands to get a stronger grip. Should I do this or just leave it alone?
Yep everyone is different. If yours hang that way that’s your joint alignment so definitely use that it does depend on your shot shape because if you slice it you could benefit from a stronger grip vice versa if you hook it. 👍
@@mattbakergolf thank you for your response. My normal shot is a draw and my miss with irons is overdraw or hook. Miss with a driver is a block right.
Do you still teach on skillest?
I do but I will be migrating to a new app called Snead in due course.