Good grip leads to good swingGood grip leads to good swing

Some golfers don’t slice every time, even though they don’t rotate the club with their hands and wrists, because they hit the ball with their shoulders although using them is not a good way to square up the clubface. It is very inconsistent and leads to an outside-in swing path known as “coming over-the-top.”

All bad golf movements are a reaction to how you swing the golf club, not the other way around. Let’s talk once more about the grip. Most new to the game grip the club like you would grab a rope in a “tug of war” contest. They squeeze with their palms and the left hand usually is turned left and the right hand is usually turned right. This type of grip makes swinging the golf club very difficult…