WORKING ON YOUR GRIP A complete training in the do’s and don’ts of grip will take lots of your time, and now that you know its significance, you can place your attention on it as you should and dedicate more time to exercising your grip.
Below are some pointers which you could use to get underway. Using these pointers, you can go out and practice on your grip on your own. Still, no matter what level you’re currently at, these suggestions are likely to be to your benefit at some time, so pay rapt attention!
1. Gripping Lightly
To some, this may seem to be something that goes against sound judgment. Many newbies, normally, are of the viewpoint that when you’re swinging one of your golf club you should have an awesome, firm and skintight grip …show more content…
Examine Your V’s
Just as you’re prepared to take a swing, look down at your golf club from where you are and look at the grip. If you can develop this one very, quite simple practice, you’re going to understand that you hit awesome shots much more continually. The major reason for taking this quick glace is to check on two ‘V’s and it’s better to get used to this process.
Note: You have to be conscious that the ‘leading hand’ indicates the left-hand for right-handed golf players and the right side for left-handed golf players. Likewise, the following hand indicates that right side for right-handed golf players and the left-hand for left-handed golf players.
These indescribable V’s are established as thus: The first one comes from the wrinkle between thumbs and index finger of your leading hand, and should point to your right shoulder, if you’re right-handed, and your left shoulder, if you’re left-handed. Moreover, you should be the only one to see the first two knuckles of that hand.
Likewise, the second V originates from the wrinkle between the thumbs and the index finger of your leading hand, and should point toward your chin or a little bit to the right or left of that, based on whether you’re right or left-handed
Below are some pointers which you could use to get underway. Using these pointers, you can go out and practice on your grip on your own. Still, no matter what level you’re currently at, these suggestions are likely to be to your benefit at some time, so pay rapt attention!
1. Gripping Lightly
To some, this may seem to be something that goes against sound judgment. Many newbies, normally, are of the viewpoint that when you’re swinging one of your golf club you should have an awesome, firm and skintight grip …show more content…
Examine Your V’s
Just as you’re prepared to take a swing, look down at your golf club from where you are and look at the grip. If you can develop this one very, quite simple practice, you’re going to understand that you hit awesome shots much more continually. The major reason for taking this quick glace is to check on two ‘V’s and it’s better to get used to this process.
Note: You have to be conscious that the ‘leading hand’ indicates the left-hand for right-handed golf players and the right side for left-handed golf players. Likewise, the following hand indicates that right side for right-handed golf players and the left-hand for left-handed golf players.
These indescribable V’s are established as thus: The first one comes from the wrinkle between thumbs and index finger of your leading hand, and should point to your right shoulder, if you’re right-handed, and your left shoulder, if you’re left-handed. Moreover, you should be the only one to see the first two knuckles of that hand.
Likewise, the second V originates from the wrinkle between the thumbs and the index finger of your leading hand, and should point toward your chin or a little bit to the right or left of that, based on whether you’re right or left-handed