How to Grip a Golf Club Properly: A Quick Guide
Mastering the correct grip is key to improving your golf game. Here’s a simple guide to help you grip your club properly, and how ForeLinksGolf gloves can enhance your grip.
Step 1: Choose Your Grip Style
- Overlapping Grip (Vardon Grip): Pinky finger of the trailing hand overlaps the index finger of the lead hand.
- Interlocking Grip: Pinky finger of the trailing hand interlocks with the index finger of the lead hand.
- Ten-Finger Grip (Baseball Grip): All ten fingers on the club.
Step 2: Position Your Hands
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Lead Hand:
- Hold the club at a 45-degree angle.
- Place the club in the base of your fingers.
- Wrap your fingers around the club with the thumb pointing down the shaft.
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Trailing Hand:
- Position the trailing hand below the lead hand.
- The pad of the trailing hand rests on the lead hand’s thumb.
- Wrap fingers around the club, thumb pointing slightly towards your lead shoulder.
Step 3: Grip Pressure
- Hold the club firmly but not too tight. Imagine holding a tube of toothpaste without squeezing any out.
Step 4: Check Alignment
- Ensure the V’s formed by your thumb and index finger point towards your trailing shoulder.
- The clubface should be square to the target line.
Enhance Your Grip with Cabsoft!
Our Cabsoft gloves are designed to help you maintain a perfect grip.
Benefits:
- Superior Grip: Tacky palm surface for a better hold, even in wet conditions.
- Comfortable Fit: Snug fit that conforms to your hand shape.
- Breathability: Keeps your hands cool and dry.
- Durability: Made with high-quality materials for long-lasting use.
- Stylish Design: Available in various sizes and colors.
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