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Old 09-08-2006, 08:28 AM
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hi all
i have developed a problem with my grip!
i set up with a neutral grip but i am pulling shots with virtually every club when i check my grip at the end of the swing it has slipped round to the right (3-3.5 knuckles showing) and the clubfaced is closed.
i feel as though my grip is tight enough what else could be wrong?
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Re: grip

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are both plams facing each other, you dont have one more under the other. i had my righ hand under a little and i was pulling too
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Old 09-08-2006, 12:34 PM
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Re: grip

A pull is usually associated with over the top swing path down to impact or ball position too much forward.
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Re: grip

Could you be re-gripping in mid swing? Thus making the grip too strong? The grip tends to govern the "spin" of the ball not the initial direction of the ball flight though.

I thought if the ball is going straight left (rather than curving as in a draw or hook) it means you could have the ball too far forward.

Another hypothesis: you could be coming slightly from the outside in across the target line. This combined with a closed face (relative to the target but actually stright relative to your club path) would tend to send the ball left. The opposite of a push.

The 9 ball flight rules apply I think. (See the attached diagram)
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Re: grip

hi bill and james
thanks for the replies.
bill- i think right hand maybe too far under shaft
james good diagram you may be right in thinking thatball position is too far forward.
cheers guys
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Re: grip

could be too much in the fingers of the left hand and that may cause you to do this. You dont hold the left hand grip like a suitcase but it runs more diagnoly on the hand. It might also be the right hand is too strong forcing the left over.
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could be too much in the fingers of the left hand and that may cause you to do this. You dont hold the left hand grip like a suitcase but it runs more diagnoly on the hand. It might also be the right hand is too strong forcing the left over.
thanks mate
seems i need to check my grip more thoroughly in future
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