The golf grip is the most essential aspect of hitting a golf ball. It is the connection point that sets up a successful swing or something we lament about during our walk to our next shot. There are three common types of grips and depending on which you lose, you might have a loss of power or directional control. Using the proper grip for your game is a fundamental skill that every golfer must learn and should take time to master. Only you can determine what works for you and the knowledge of which grip to use is worth exploring.

Before we delve into the common faults, here his an overview of the three grips that will help start you on your knowledge journey.

Next, it is important to understand that there are slight adjustments to each grip that will control the flight of the ball. However, if used incorrectly, many golfers will experience loss of power and directional control.

Okay, now that you have the basic knowledge about the golf grip and how to adjust to make it strong or weak, it is important to understand the issues of each grip. Jack Nicklaus explains the pitfalls for each.

Personally, I use a neutral to very slight strong grip for my golf swing. I have developed it over the years and it works for my game. I have never found a successful way to employ and strong or weak grip, so it was natural to use a neutral grip. It always felt proper and I continue to use it today.

If you are struggling with consistently hitting the ball with power or direction, it might be time to examine your grip. knowing which grip and modification works for you is very important to improving your golf game. Next time you are at the range, play with how your grip your golf club. You might be surprised at the results.

I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!