The Perfect Golf Grip
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The "perfect grip" exist only with the individual swinging the golf club. That means everyone must find THEIR grip to match THEIR swing. This video of yours is only good for beginning golfers; it's a good starting point for them.
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no such thing as perfect grip u idiot, golf coaches some are dumb,
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Just to say that a grip with no knuckles of the left hand showing is a very WEAK grip. Three knuckles showing is a STRONG grip. '2PieceNaBiscut' had a bad slice because he was using a very weak grip and is a typical result of using such a grip. To combat a slice turning the grip so that 2-3 knuckles show might help, but there might be other set-up issues too. Most pro's have a neutral to strong grip at address.
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there is no perfect grip everyone has a diferent grip...
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I agree this was a great starting point. One of the pros at my local taught me to cross my left index finger and right pinky, however I found that my hands got rather sore. It did improve my shots though.
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Your face will never be square with that grip
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You're right that there is no "one world grip," however this is a great starting point. My grip was always "strong," no knuckles showing. Because of this I had a bad slice that I compensated with my swing path. I would hit the ball straight with low angle clubs but had problems with high angle clubs. If I had just used this grip in the first place it would have taken 9 months of swing tinkering away and I'd be a much better golfer today.
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excellent advice
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@danny223009 try the martini tee, it'll make it even straighter
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Hey CdnGulfa, in short, if you're grip is strong at address, you have to compensate for it somewhere on the downswing in order to square the club at impact. Neutral is great as it usually doesn't require a "fix" somewhere in the swing to square everything. Since the majority of the population suffers from a slice, generally a stronger grip is considered more "common". Thanks a lot for the comment!
duncanbmcg 10 months ago