I have a question regarding the GRIP…What I learnt or perceived is that when we are holding with a neutral grip, the back of the left hand mirror the clubface. It is also a good way to take the grip at IMPACT FIX as suggested by TGM instructors.
However, what if my arms hanging freely (with golf posture) so that you can see both my hands with only TWO knuckles while golfer next to me with FOUR knuckles?
His left Hand is in “turn” position; right hands in “roll” position. How to grip neutrally for the guy next to me?
THX!
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If you cannot take the shoulder down the clubshaft plane, you must take along some other path and add compensations - now, instead of one motion to remember, you wind up with at least two!
I have a question regarding the GRIP…What I learnt or perceived is that when we are holding with a neutral grip, the back of the left hand mirror the clubface. It is also a good way to take the grip at IMPACT FIX as suggested by TGM instructors.
However, what if my arms hanging freely (with golf posture) so that you can see both my hands with only TWO knuckles while golfer next to me with FOUR knuckles?
His left Hand is in “turn” position; right hands in “roll” position. How to grip neutrally for the guy next to me?
1. Hand your friend a bottle of water and ask him to take a drink. Then ask him to lower his hand to about waist-high -- without any 'turning or rolling' -- and observe the alignment.
2. Repeat the process with the opposite hand.
3. Maintain those alignments when gripping a golf club.
I want to buy you a cup of beer instead of water....wonderful......i got it!
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If you cannot take the shoulder down the clubshaft plane, you must take along some other path and add compensations - now, instead of one motion to remember, you wind up with at least two!
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