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[@kenpowers3206]

Always great advice! Question on grip pressure. I play with a former tour player and my (left hand) glove always wears on the heel of my palm. He said I was loosing my grip and creating wear. I believe this lack of inconsistent pressure affects the strike result! Is there a drill to make sure you have constant grip pressure. I've tried keeping consistent grip pressure, but it's kind of awkward. I'm a 2 handicap, but have a very good short game. It was the opposite when I was younger. Tx Ken

[@shanedeel2]

Which grip helps not hit steep and behind the ball?

[@brandondaling3776]

Only complaint I have with these videos is how much the “wrong” way is exaggerated. I can’t get behind the thought a weak grip and a strong grip is 80yds of carry different.

[@cutecutekid]

Subscribed just because this is 1 of the most elegant way of asking for subscriptions that i have ever seen! lol

[@wallyfras9646]

exactly where would the anti roll video be located if it snot on the I-card, please ?

[@PoppoBikes]

Does this advice apply to driver and other woods? 3 and 5?

[@PoppoBikes]

Would really like a short answer to this question if possible.

[@mrmomo313]

under rated channel!!

[@Parrott65]

This explanation of the first knuckle being in line with the left side of the grip, or the right side, answered a question I have always had with neutral to strong. I was always able to see two to three knuckles with a neutral grip and a strong grip. So, it confused me when I heard instructors saying that seeing those knuckles always meant a strong grip. Thanks for this. It definitely cleared that up.

[@buckbuckley7221]

When you coming to Reno, Call Mazz at Sierra Sage GC and we will be there LOL

[@rickwanless5738]

Great tips Clay, great channel, I was wondering what the simulator that you use is.

[@tonystopar7329]

Keeping that right shoulder tucked ( and driving down) is something I need. I've done it in past but allowed my shoulder it self to dive out creating pull hooks.