Lead Hand Low Grip - Check out my 3 top tips ✅

Grip type is often something I get asked within the Studio. One thing that is important is whatever grip type you use, is has to match your pattern and has to feel comfortable.
Within this short video I explain my 3 top tips to help people with the Lead Hand Low grip type and things to look for within the setup.
Feel free to ask my any questions as usual and hope this helps you
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[@REKelliher]

I believe that the left hand low helps quite a bit with squaring up my shoulder alignment, but I am new to this technique, and have not yet found a comfortable position for my right hand on the grip. Should the right hand interlock with the left hand or just “ride” aside (or somewhat on top of the left hand? Finally, should there be any “grip strength” in either or both of the hands, or should the grill be as “light” as possible, and simply allow the shoulders to provide the desired power for the putt? Thanks for the lesson!

[@moefoley567]

If you favor the right shoulder tilted a touch, how do you keep from scuffing the blade before impact?