“Strong” is Neutral: Lead Hand Grip Squares & Stabilizes

The lead hand grip is placed on the club in such a manner that it squares the face automatically at the strike. At the strike the club puts force in your arm aligning your joints which pulls the hand in the same position it hangs from your arm socket. This may appear strong to some but from a biomechanics perspective it’s neutral.

[@batman48195]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for explaining it so clearly.

[@BillyFitzgeraldGolf]

Glad it was helpful!👍⛳️

[@MichaelGrimes-fy8wi]

Thanks Billy!!!

[@BillyFitzgeraldGolf]

Your welcome 👍⛳️

[@mikeobrien1559]

FINALLY!!! Someone said it...🙏🏻

[@BillyFitzgeraldGolf]

Thanks for the note and watching 👍⛳️

[@neilh4729]

Completely agree, it just feels natural, especially if you want to get the hands ahead of the clubhead at impact. A pro tried to get me to weaken my grip, but it just felt like I had no control of the clubface and couldn't create any power.

[@BillyFitzgeraldGolf]

Unnecessary challenges may arrive if you can’t get your hands on the club correctly..thanks for watching 👍⛳️

[@paulhedges3084]

I'll give this ago tomorrow, especially with my irons i seem to hit straight right with them

[@BillyFitzgeraldGolf]

This should definitely help squaring up the club face 👍⛳️