- Sep 1, 2004
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A weak shot I have right now has been a low left hook. I always feel that the club turns at impact in my hands. And sure enough as I bring my hands back to address the club is toed in a little.
Not sure what is going on, but I was experimenting with my grip and noticced that my left hand grip was marginally strong. I was also gripping very tightly.
I weakened my left hand a little, making sure the back of my left hand was pointing at the target and losing my two smallest knuckles from view.
The grip intantly felt weaker, but I thought I'd give it a whirl, since I was at the range. Whoa!
I hit 6 drives right on the nuts dead straight and long. And the grip (and subsequent swing) felt great. Hmm, a small change can make a hugh difference.
Not sure what is going on, but I was experimenting with my grip and noticced that my left hand grip was marginally strong. I was also gripping very tightly.
I weakened my left hand a little, making sure the back of my left hand was pointing at the target and losing my two smallest knuckles from view.
The grip intantly felt weaker, but I thought I'd give it a whirl, since I was at the range. Whoa!
I hit 6 drives right on the nuts dead straight and long. And the grip (and subsequent swing) felt great. Hmm, a small change can make a hugh difference.
