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Hi Fellow Fanatics
I recently had a golf lesson, and my coach told me he wanted me to have a stronger grip for both hands. He is right, as at the top of my swing, my club face was too open with the toe hanging down. My issue is, I feel that when your grip is too strong on the left hand, I find it harder to close and square off the club face with my hands.
Am i putting too much emphasis on feel, as ultimatley the correct release should be a body release and not one where you manipulate with your hands? I am keen to stick with my new grip, should I ignore the perception that it is harder to square the club face with a strong left grip? Or stick at my new grip and commit to the change?
thanks for any feedback
I recently had a golf lesson, and my coach told me he wanted me to have a stronger grip for both hands. He is right, as at the top of my swing, my club face was too open with the toe hanging down. My issue is, I feel that when your grip is too strong on the left hand, I find it harder to close and square off the club face with my hands.
Am i putting too much emphasis on feel, as ultimatley the correct release should be a body release and not one where you manipulate with your hands? I am keen to stick with my new grip, should I ignore the perception that it is harder to square the club face with a strong left grip? Or stick at my new grip and commit to the change?
thanks for any feedback
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