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| Re: Natural Grip?? Yes, after a bit of research on the internet looking at different grips i tried a few out and found that one to be the best for me, It gives me a much firmer, more controlled grip of the club, the interlocking grip didn't really work for me as i have very large hands. |
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| Re: Natural Grip?? For the same reasons (cuts and blisters on my fingers), I switched to a baseball grip, and have been using it all year. It works quite well for me. In fact, I tried going back to interlock, and it felt horrible. Now, with the baseball grip, I don't hold the club in my hands. It's still in the fingers. But my fingers don't overlap or interlock. I guess I should rename my grip the 10 finger grip, as baseball implies holding the club in the palm. |
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| Re: Natural Grip?? In short . The nuetral grip postion is , when you grip the club you should see two - three knuckles on the back of your left hand and tow knuckles on the back of your right hand and the lines formed between the forefinger and thumbs of both hands should roughly point towards your right shoulder. regards Terry |
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