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THE GRIP
Learning how to place your hands on the club is the final part of a good set up and a very important one for a better golf swing. Let me show you how to properly hold the club in order to better groove your swing in the process, as shown in the image below.
If you prefer to wear a glove, (left-hand glove for right-hand players) you should always wear it on the top hand (the hand that is closest to your body), as shown in the image on your right. The following directions can simply be reversed for left-hand players.
The correct golf grip is the key to a better golf swing, as shown in the video below.
There are three options when holding the club. The one you choose is your preference. All 3 grips are good and can be used by anyone when gripping the club, as shown in the images above.
1) 10 finger grip: This grip is called the 10 finger grip because all ten fingers are touching the club. It also promotes more wrists’ actions during the swing and is recommended for people with small hands and those whose hands and wrists are not particularly strong, as shown in the image above.
2) Overlap grip (Vardon grip): This grip is called the overlap grip because the small finger of the right-hand overlaps the index of the left hand. It is said that it promotes a more passive action of the wrists during the swing, as shown in the image above. This method of holding the golf club is the most popular amongst professional golfers.
3) Interlock grip: This grip is called the interlocking grip because of the interlocking of the left index finger and the small finger of the right hand. This is also a good way of holding the club. It promotes fewer wrists actions than the 10 finger grip, as shown in the image above.
Caution: When using the interlocking grip, make sure your right-hand does not interlock too far which would make it more of a palm grip. You would lose the finger contact which is more desirable to promote clubhead speed. All grips are good. All golfers must respect the following factors when gripping the club:
- Pressure applied to the club;
- Placement of hands and fingers on the club; and
- Position of hands as the player addresses the ball.
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