Three types of grips are in common use: 1) Common Characteristics: Before we discuss the different grips, let us talk what all these grips have in common: a) The club rests diagonally across the palm of the right hand. If the club is placed too far toward the fingertips, the club will be rotated by the fingers. Result: The clubhead will end up closed. b) The club shall rest diagonally across the fingers of the low hand. c) The thumb and index finger of each hand are forming a “V”; this “V” must point to the center of the body. “V” of high hand centered and “V” of low hand points to the right shoulder: The clubhead will be closed at time of impact. “V” of low hand centered and “V” of high hand points to the right shoulder: The clubhead will be closed. “V” of high hand points to left shoulder and “V” of low hand centered: The clubhead will be open. “V” of low hand points to left shoulder and “V” of high hand centered: The clubhead will be open. 2) Overlapping Grip The little finger of your trail hand is resting on top of the gap between the index and […]