3 Golf grip mistakes you don't want to make

[@PeterKnightGolf]

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[@user-en3hp7rd7m]

I think I'm very very lucky to have the chance to see and hear this video. I'm really pleased. So far I have not seen any other lessons better than this lesson here (especially regarding to right hand grip-method ). Thank You lots. ( May God bless Mr. Peter Knight ! ) For your reference, following is my memo or summary in Korean words for my convenience, for my speedy review later. All the best. 김성수(Kim Sungsoo) [memo] 잘못하는 Grip 3 sorts ( 3 killers ) : (1) 골프채가 손바닥의 중앙을 관통하게 하는 그립 - 손을 바르게 움직이는 것이 어색하게 함. Finger- base를 따라서 잡는 그립이 최상이다 - 왼손바닥의 구김살(주름)이 있는 곳으로부터 왼손검지의 첫 번째 뼈(관절)을 연결하는 방식으로 잡는 것 : 손목이 자연스럽게 또 자유롭게 움직일 수 있게 하는 그립이다. 익숙하지 않아서 어색한 느낌이 들 수는 있지만 이렇게 잡는 것이 바르게 (correctly) 잡는 것이라는 것에 확신을 가질 것. (2) 오른손으로 잡을 때에도 왼손과 같은 방식으로 잡으면 아주 강한 그립이라는 느낌이 들 것이다. Clockwise 방향으로 오른손을 너무 멀리까지 돌려서 잡는 것인데... 이렇게 잡으면 매우 강하고 안전할 것같은 느낌을 주지만... 그러나 잘 껴안은 것과 같은 좋은 그립이 아니며.. 오른손 그립을 이렇게 잡으면 클럽페이스가 닫히거나(close) 왼쪽을 Aim 하도록 만든다 - 오른손 그립은 새끼손가락(ring-finger)의 첫 번째 관절(joint )에서 검지손가락의 top을 연결하는 방식으로 쥐어야 한다. * 오른손 그립을 했을 때, 왼손의 엄지가 완전히 덮혀야 한다 (left arm is completely covered over). 그래서 클럽페이스를 control 할 수 있어야 한다. 조작하는 것이 아니라 (not manipulate), 컨트롤할 수 있게 하는 상태여야 한다. 오른손 그립을 바르게 잡았다면 오른손으로는 마치 오른쪽으로 볼을 보내는 것과 같은 느낌이 드는 것이어야 한다. (3) 3번 째는 침묵의 살인자 ( the silent killer ) 와 같은 것인데.. 엄지에 상처가 난다거나, 팔꿈치에 상처가 난다거나, 어깨나 목에 통증을 유발하는 증상과 관계가 있는 것인데.. 이런 것들의 잠재적인 원인이 될 수 있는 것들로서... 너무 많은 압력(tension)을 줘서 잡기 때문에 발생하는 증상인데.. 즉, 한손 또는 양손의 엄지나 검지에 너무 강한 tension을 가해서 잡기 때문에 생기는 문제로서 이런 종류의 상처나 통증은 너무 큰 압력으로 잡았다는 사실의 숨길 수 없는 흔적이다. - 엄지나 검지가 조금 움직일 수 있도록 (a little move) 허용해도 되며.. 그렇게 할 경우 약간 미끄럽게 (sloppy) 느껴질 수도 있지만, 절대로 헐거운 것은 아니다 (not loose). 단단하게 잡지 않는 것이 좋은데... 클럽을 자유롭게 스윙하는 데에 유리하기 때문이다. 이것 즉, 그립을 너무 tight 하게 잡아서 손에 상처가 나는 잘못/오류를 범하는 것이 3번 째 killer 임. ................................................................................................................................................................. (4) the fourth bonus tip : 많은 사람들이 양손으로 클럽을 잡는데... 두 손 사이에 어떤 큰 공간(gap)이 있게 쥐는 잘못을 행하고 있다. 이렇게 하면, 백스윙 top에서 그립이 미끄러지게 된다 (slip). - 검지의 첫 너클과 엄지의 너클이 서로 맞닿아야 한다 (touching). - Squeeze 하지 않는다. 그냥 자리를 잡게 한다 ( they're sitting on the grip) - 백스윙 top 에서 그립을 한 손가락이 움직임이 거의 없는 것은 손가락에 압력을 가해서 쥐었기 때문이 아니라, 양 손의 손가락이 그립상에서 그냥 자신들의 위치(position)를 지켰기 때문이다. 뭔가 불편한 것이 느껴진다면 (something uncomfortable), 그립을바르게 잡지 않은 것이다.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Excellent summary - 훌륭한 요약

[@ATC235]

Funny all the videos out there on golf, with all the swing information and tips and drills. Don’t mean nothing without a proper grip. Great video. Thank you

[@Will-nb8qk]

I guess if developing a swing or new swing it has to be done from the ground up starting with the grip. 👍

[@anthonymcleod4]

Good to see someone who is telling how important the grip is

[@ronniehoover9781]

I've been golfing for years, not often enough to really improve but the whole grip thing is one lesson I never learned

[@bluezelos93]

Watched a few videos on here about the golf grip and this is by far the best. Just been out and played 9 holes using this grip and ball striking has improved dramatically. I was hitting everything left with my irons, but with tweaking the grip hit them a lot straighter. Great video you have a new subscriber and a big thumbs up from me!

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Thanks bluezelos.

[@Labgorilla]

This is so important. The lower hand position is so crucial for me. I discovered that I had the club more in the palm in an attempt to gain ‘control’. It destroyed my swing speed and forced me to try to gain distance with my arms and caused casting. A lower hand grip which is much lighter by being in the fingers suddenly released all the tension and I learned what a pure strike sounded and felt like. Once you do that, youll never want to return.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

You should also find benefits in your short game by applying the same right hand grip as you do for your full swing.

[@Hogladdy]

Since I revaluated my grip my ball striking has improved immensely. This great video supports what I am trying to do.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Great to hear Anton.

[@bjm21573]

This guy has a beautiful grip. Tip number 4 is priceless. I have been teaching that for years. I heard Ken Venturi talk about the base knuckle of the thumb and the base knuckle of the forefinger lightly touching on both hands. Great video!

[@gedfarrell1753]

Best grip lesson on KZbin 👍

[@stevedaly6826]

Agree definitely a lot of simple clarity from Peter and probably explains why my shots are going left lately. Time to re-check my grip. Thanks for the post 👍

[@robadoo2587]

Great vid. Tried this grip out on the course today and even though it felt a bit strange and will take a few rounds to get used to, hit every tee shot straighter and a bit longer. Cheers 👍

[@carlcampbell6827]

OK Peter after seeing this lesson, I should definately be able to feel if I have been off or good with the grip when making a shot. Thanks

[@Will-nb8qk]

How did you go?

[@rapidcat6113]

Good stuff. Your tip 4 and how you place your hands on the grip is reminiscent of Ben Hogan - the way he placed his hands on the grip was like poetry.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

+Rapidcat So true. Hogan is one player I never saw, but would love to have.

[@WALTERMITTIE]

Very good video. Everything I needed to hear about the grip except short lead thumb.

[@elliot8750]

Most clear and we'll explained grip instruction I've seen thanks 👍

[@mollymarsh4093]

LOLOL:)

[@mollymarsh4093]

That is so mean whoever said LOL LOL

[@lfino100]

There are several components to ways to improve your golf. One place I found which succeeds in merging these is the Gavs Golf Tactic (check it out on google) it's the best resource that I've heard of. look at all the super information .

[@toddc.jefferson2820]

Thanks for this video. Especially when you said, when you make the adjustments, it will feel like you are going to hit it to the right and you until you get used to it. I have always had an interlocking grip. Never really had instruction on the grip. For years my left hand has been weak, left thumb mostly down the shaft. Right hand has always been a slight strong, a little to the right.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Even though it might take a little getting used to, you’ll enjoy the benefits of holding the club correctly.

[@joeyc1739]

going to give all these tips a go. well described as well as pictorial. well done

[@kentonelliot3458]

Thanks Peter. Really helpful.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

My pleasure. Glad it helped. Although I don’t think your game needs too much help.

[@jayatkins1014]

Thanks Peter, very helpful advice. As a beginner I've seen a few suggested approaches, this works the best for me.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Thanks Jay

[@zahimiibrahim3602]

An excellent explanation of the proper grip, thank you. I actually stumbled onto this grip when I had a painful blister on my left hand and adjusted my grip to relieve pressure on the blister. Despite the pain played a surprisingly good round that day. Habit makes me revert to my old lazy style grip so from time to time I need to remind myself. I'm subscribing:)

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Zahimi Ibrahim thanks for subscribing and for your comment. I hope improving your grip stopped the blisters.

[@outdooroutfitters3658]

Nice video! Thanks for sharing.

[@marctanguay2817]

great teacher

[@66jdrod66]

Great tip. Tried it right away and huge difference

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Glad it helped John.

[@garrywilcox2921]

Thanks Peter, first time viewer enjoyed this I feel the grip is the most important thing to learn.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

+Garry Wilcox Thanks Garry. Yes, it’s the basis of clubface control, among other things.

[@CK-mi5tw]

Great vid. I was nearly there in my pursuit of understanding a proper grip, but it was the part where the trail hand covers the lead hand thumb on the shaft that really hit home for me. Much more control of the club and little to no room for slipping or movement. I wasn't wrapping the trail hand around enough. Could still see my lead hand thumb on the shaft at address. This feels a lot nicer. Thanks a lot

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Glad it helps. Hope it leads to better shots and lower scores for you.

[@niklasj5463]

that 4th one.. knuckles touching. that thing changed my game thank you!

[@PeterKnightGolf]

My pleasure. Hope it leads to more good shots and lower scores.

[@georgegonczarek2501]

Great advice. Thanks

[@garrywilcox2921]

Great lesson

[@ElvisPriscillaPresley]

Great vid. Best grip advice out there.

[@kylewilliams4490]

Good insight into grip thanks. Only thing thats annoying about golf videos on the internet is they completely leave out left handed players almost like they dont exist. I understand you just have to reverse everything buts its confusing sometimes

[@stevieG.]

Great video - If your grip isn't right then nothing else will make sense. time well spent on revising this fundamental can change everything for you.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

True, thanks Steve

[@dylanthomas261]

Great tips. Just starting to play golf more than just to drink with buddies lol. My left hand grip is ok but I've been using my right hand all wrong. Thanks so much.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

My pleasure. Hope it helps to earn you some drinks.

[@TheGunnyUSMC]

Thanks. Have been doing this and I am still all over the course. Still good grip advice.

[@gerdamarsh]

This was outstanding

[@NZRic001]

So true.... Natural teacher....

[@rabidas6133]

excellent peter..... thumbs up

[@Mason-ic7tw]

Fixed my golf shot! Thank u

[@PeterKnightGolf]

My pleasure.

[@barryspodge6972]

Great video

[@Ommegamann]

I'm very inconsistent with my irons and having watched this video, I went to the Driving Range and altered my grip as described. I hit about 50 balls at specific targets and was more than a little surprised at my accuracy. I hope it"s not a flash in the pan could be a game changer for me. Many Thanks.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Doesn't sound like a flash in the pan. Hope your improvement continues Bern.

[@evanakeman8083]

Bern how has the game been since fixing your grip?

[@Jaysin13]

I made these exact changes in my late 20`s (20 years ago now...ugh) and it lowered my scores from 90s to high 70s and low 80s.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Great progress. I’m sure having a good grip has long been second nature for you.

[@Jaysin13]

Peter Knight Golf Thank you! You explained the grip so succinctly it was really nice to see and this will really help a lot of people. Great channel! Keep up the good work.

[@609_]

Thank you

[@einstu]

Peter, excellent video. I have a question on the right forearm. I ask because I have a lateral tendonitus in the elbow (not the medial, golfer's elbow) and I thought it was the grip being too weak. However, I'm thinking it's the awkaward forearm pointing up while gripping. This need to throw the forearm through in the downswing. Any thoughts on how your forearm should be turned relative to a strong or weak right hand grip? Do you have video on this?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

I don’t have a video on it and of course I’m not a physio. It could be grip tension. Also if your right arm is moving correctly it shouldn’t create pain. I don’t think I have a video specifically on this, although I have created quite a few explaining how our right arm moves.

[@einstu]

It is exactly that. I figured out that I’m squeezing the left hand at the release and both hands are too tight.

[@pjtyra2106]

Tough to get a grip on the concept but hoping it gets me into the swing of things

[@PeterKnightGolf]

The feeling of unfamiliarity is usually the biggest hurdle. You will get used to it.

[@yelashiollett9572]

Brilliant tip

[@Hellrazaah]

Great info. Any insight regarding the likely cause of a very sore right ring finger first joint after a range session (right handed golfer)?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Possibly not holding the club enough in the fingers of the right hand. I saw this exact thing with a new student yesterday.

[@toddc.jefferson2820]

I hit my Driver very solid, however very inconsistent. Pull hook or high slice to the right. Occasionally I'll get it right in the middle. Very frustrating. I will let you know the results.

[@SimpleSocks]

Thanks for the vid, great help!

[@8ballofwakefield]

I need to try this. All my iron shots have a tendency to want to go left and I've always struggled to get loft on my long to mid irons.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

The closed clubface will keep the ball low and tend to go left.

[@donaldrichard2009]

Great video 🤔

[@rickshawphilippines]

Just found you. GREAT INFO!!!

[@neil5307]

Why is the fourth tip a 'bonus' ? Is it because you initially said there were three tips then immediately said four? Great video.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Haha. Was hoping to keep your interest to the end. Thanks Neil.

[@studentshared7996]

thanks

[@bluelemonade6200]

Nicely presented

[@ebttt]

It would be nice if you have closed up to your demonstration so we can see how you place your hand on the grip

[@PeterKnightGolf]

That’s a good idea for another video. Thanks,

[@jimmyteokotai7028]

All good

[@jamescarter8421]

It's easy to get comfortable with a bad grip. I did. The right grip usually feels weird. Striking the ball much more square now.

[@aristotleaquino3067]

I always wonder why dont they build a golf club that feels good in the hand and squares the club face.

[@aussiegolfer2919]

Great video peter , where are u situated?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

I’m at Yarra Bend Golf Course in Melbourne.

[@Jetmech1781]

Question: After years of turning wrenches, I've developed arthritis in my thumbs. It's extremely painful to cover my left thumb in my grip, so I wrap my thumb around, much like a baseball style grip. Aside from that, the rest of my grip is identical to what you've shown. Me question is, is wrapping the thumb around the club an issue?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Wrapping your thumb is no issue, especially as it avoids pain. Yours is a great example of adapting to specific needs.

[@Jetmech1781]

@@PeterKnightGolf Thank you for the reply, even though I'm a year late.

[@charliebates9098]

How do you feel about interlocking the pinky finger? That's what I've always done and it's so difficult not doing that I gave up .... I usually hit them pretty straight and with my irons and my chipping I do GREAT... But with the driver I have a pretty bad slice sometimes... Could that have anything to do with my grip or the pinky interlocking?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

As long as the club is held correctly in the fingers of the right hand I have no issue with an interlocking grip. Your slice will be a combination of swing path and club face at impact. Your grip can influence this, however without seeing your grip or swing I can’t be sure.

[@charliebates9098]

@@PeterKnightGolf thank you so much for the reply... It's not all the time.. eighty five per. of the time I hit them straight .... But when I do slice I can not feel what it is I'm doing to make that happen? I keep feeling like maybe I'm opening my hips too soon trying to hit it too hard but after watching this i was wondering if my grip is slipping at the top of my swing because of the interlock? ... Next time I go to the range I'm going to get some baby powder spray and spray it on the club face for every single hit until I slice one and see where I hit the ball... I figured if it's showing I hit it too the right of the club then I'm opening too soon??... Again thank you for the reply I really liked your presentation and will subscribe

[@PeterKnightGolf]

@@charliebates9098 Using the baby powder is a great way to see the contact point. It won’t identify where the clubface was aiming at impact though.

[@charliebates9098]

@@PeterKnightGolf yeah I didn't think about that .... I need to get lessons.. I basically taught myself and watched videos like yours and now have a handicap of about twelve to fifteen that I know I can get better ... And it's those off shots that I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong that I think I need someone, like you said, to watch what I'm doing wrong in those instances.... Thank you again for the conversation

[@alberthalim3451]

Can you explain what Tiger wears middle ring cover in his right hand for?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Probably to protect those fingers as they get a lot of wear from practice.

[@bernhardherrmann4501]

In all that grip videos I’m always missing the relation to the clubface

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Whatever happens with the hands is reflected in the clubface.

[@UnhingedCanadian]

I can’t hold the club totally in the fingers with the top hand like that. I have about a 105-110mph driver club head speed and holding it too much in the fingers causes the grip to slip in my fingers during the downswing before contact about 50% of the time. I have the grip further up from my pinky still below the pad but above the pinky I get a way more secure grip and I can really rip at the ball and don’t have to worry about the handle slipping.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

As long as you’re close to what’s correct, go with what works for you.

[@arrowheadftball]

overall great advice. Shortterm you will lose distance and confidence in all your shots, except putting. Longterm it will improve your game consistently with a proper grip position. Caution. If golf was easy and doing this was easy we would all shot under par. I've been playing golf all my life. I've known this information for decade's. In saying that it's easy to show. Hard to repeat .

[@shawnhodson8509]

What about you pinkys, interlock or overlap?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Either is fine as long as the fingers of the right hand are placed correctly.

[@stephenbernsen169]

I interlace my left pointer finger and right pinky finger, always have since I was 5 years old

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Interlocking grip worked for Nicklaus and others. I started that way too, but not when I was 5! Keep going with what works for you.

[@michaelharford972]

Genuinely cant get my head around knuckles touching..almost seems impossible on right hand..am I missing something...you need slow mo close ups at very least!

[@colinday3335]

Peter I grip the club as prescribed but what you haven't mentioned is the actual position of the hands on the grip !

[@PeterKnightGolf]

+Colin Day Here’s a video that will help out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2SwYnqcpcqkqKM Good golfing.

[@Tony-zx8ju]

iv gotta use this. i notice my club head is closed after my swing and it feels my grip changes during my swing which causes me to go from squared to closed club head

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Yes, that’s really common.

[@debranowell4698]

Grip is important.I had a recent lesson only on grip and I went 50m further.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Great result. Well done.

[@niguel4438]

Where are you on the benefits or otherwise of wearing a glove? I haven’t worn one for years. Should I?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Nigel Freer I didn't wear one for years either. I do feel a little extra security against slipping when I wear a glove. I don’t wear one for chipping or putting.

[@joesmo2840]

Nigel Freer the main advantage is when you scratch your ass your finger don’t smell✌️

[@pavelthedog6939]

If it feels weird, you're doing it right

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Haha. That’s a common response.

[@b2bkiwistyle291]

Another words play your golf the way you feel comfortable with

[@frednegus7017]

In addition you want your “grip” to be flat , level and vertical to the plane at impact Cheers

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Fred Negus Sounds like a Golfing Machine comment. :)

[@frednegus7017]

Peter Knight Golf It is indeed Peter.

[@joeschlemer9281]

Base knuckle, 4 finger, ring finger of the second digit, over the bass of the palm, and See how my right hand moves the club? Are you kidding me!!

[@jonestowoliu659]

👍

[@vincentmckenna281]

Iv used baseball grip for years .you have all ten fingers on the club

[@PeterKnightGolf]

The baseball grip is popular. As long as your hands are placed correctly it doesn’t matter how they are linked.

[@BenTIStudios]

@R Anderson grow up.

[@markking3779]

👍👍👍

[@brookehoutz3766]

This explains why my skin came off my right thumb 😅

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Ouch!! Hopefully you won’t need any more band aids.

[@SirGolfalot-]

Pros review the basics constantly. Else they play like all the hackers out there on the courses.

[@mannyman8312]

Get on with it

[@Rigoletta53]

Since he is Australian, does he have a Vegemite sand wedge ?? 😎

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Of course I do!

[@kuba02]

death grips ?

[@tedbrown7908]

There is no right or wrong way to grip a club. Pro's often shape their shots which means they twist the club face in relation to the plane of the ball.

[@jonmelquist2825]

How bout a zoom

[@crackytm5469]

Swipe it sonny

[@swingtrade2]

Check out : Ben Hogan the Hawk and look at how high he grips the club in his left hand. So who to believe?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

swingtrade2 Maybe Hogan’s was an adaptation to prevent the hook shot which plagued his early years.

[@swingtrade2]

@@PeterKnightGolf "Maybe?' You have a professional opinion about the grip and it is different then so many really good players/teachers. How come no one gets better? The average handicap in the USA has moved from 15.7 to 15.3. All the tech, perfect ball and of course great teachers, and no change. :Look at the senior tour. No 0 handicapper at 40 quit his job, worked his talented butt off and is out there now. Just the same old crew with all different bodies and grips. There should be a class action against the PGA for all the $$$ spent with no result. Just longer, harder courses because all the tech benefits only the best!

[@stephenkeane2736]

IQ

[@seamusmcguckin78]

L

[@nielsk85]

The algoritme didn't take into account that i fucking hate golf!!!!

[@RCI2950]

if i did those things id be better off to use my putter for every shot. I dont recommend any of this

[@deepakmirchandani1291]

Get to it - why does it take almost 2 mins to start getting the instructions?

[@QuantumRadii]

Deepak Mirchandani you’re so disgruntled by those 2 minutes that you took another 2 minutes to write a complaining comment. I’ll bet your grip sucks, like your game. Maybe you should listen to the sage advise instead of whining and displaying your pathetic lack of attention span!

[@bernc8202]

Why would you try to reinforce the BAD grips instead of the good by showing them? The last thing anyone who is struggling with their game needs is to see how not to do it. If you really want to help stick to the right way. A good teacher should not have to be told this.

[@raynorlynn810]

Give me views and pay me money to help you be confused! Ignore that all of my "fixes" can be found being ignored by tour players, let talk about how Billy here doesn't teach any professionals. Do you? Do you teach one single professional? Why do you think that is?

[@tnvol5331]

Way too much talk. Not enough demo.

[@percival23]

Way way way too much talking and your standing 10ft away for 95% of the video ....It's a gold grip video, close ups please.

[@cliftonmanley3882]

ah yes the Hogan Method, I'm currently debunking this shit... stop holding the club in your fingers, you DO NOT HIT A BALL WITH YOUR FINGERS. Oh dear here we go again... holding in your fingers means you hit it with your back... TW learned about that... 4 back ops laterrrrrr ...... you people will never learn.... I hit the ball DEAD STRAIGHT every time... I hit the ball further than you too...... and I'm 60.

[@port3f9]

Great explanations except the bonus 4th - knuckles on same hand touching each other ? I have tried to figure out what you mean by this - taken literally it is impossible. Must be a better way to communicate this 4th item?

[@cliftonmanley3882]

@@port3f9 my only thought here is my reference to Tiger Woods 4 back operations. Other than that, I am not sure what else you are referring to. My grip is the Yip grip. A term I coined a few years ago. You won't find any other reference but me. I start with the Vardon grip, left thumb pointing straight down the shaft and over on the right side very slightly. Wrap your fingers so they touch the venus mound on your palm, hold it in the hand not the fingers, as with the standard grip you should be able to see the 2 knuckles on the left hand. Take your right hand put your little finger in between the first 2 fingers, grab the left thumb with the right hand. Wrap the right thumb around the shaft. Do all this in front of your eyes. GRAB the club HARD... if anything moves, reset and try again until you have a solid grip, with no movement. Then set the club behind ball, take your stance and GRAB THE EFFING THING checking for movement and alignment. If your body reacts, reset and try again until you get no movement from your hands or body... now you're in a posture that is square. I recommend a slightly wider than the shoulders stance. This sets the spine angle to hit up on the ball. This is important because THIS swing wants to get very Flat at the bottom. You vary the angle of attack by how far back you take the club. Shorter take away, steeper angle of attack. Straight arms, take away by rotating at the knees onto the back foot without moving anything else. When you are on, and inside your back foot Rotate at the hips. When you can't rotate on your hips, rotate the shoulders. When you can't rotate shoulders, cock wrists. Until you work out the Plane, I recommend staying Higher, Don get flat at the Top. Now we do something EVERYONE else tells you not to do.... CAST at the Top. Throw the club into your "V" . Throwing into you V is reversing the take away. So throw the club with the hands into your forearms, straighten your right elbow... By now the club wants to ROTATE YOU... go with it, turn using your feet to help the ROATATION... Timing, 1, 2 and 3... The End Point is a swing that uses no effort. Yet drives the ball a long way. This swing works just as well with irons, but use a shorter take away to vary that angle of attack... The swing is perfect for wedge play too ... I even use it for putting. Stand open for putting using just your shoulders. Strong eye behind and above the ball.

[@colmobrien356]

Camera work very poor

[@pompeiiperez7182]

So many bla..bla...bla.. why not just show the correct grip and what not to do?