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In this video, it discusses the left hand snuff box being aligned to the grip’s logo and the thumb tip placed at noon. This nets out to a relatively neutral grip. However, in swing related videos, I see that if our hands and arms are properly leading the club through the swing, this neutral grip will net out to a club face that is open coming into the ball. This can also be seen by just pressing the hands forward at address. My question is, for a “straight” shot, is the proper positioning of the grip on the club to be in a strong position to counteract that opening of the club face at impact? Or, in a mature swing, is the grip kept in a more neutral position and the closing of the club face is a matter of properly releasing it?
Hi Tim! Everyone is different and needs to be met where they are when it comes to the golf swing; see “important grip update” video and the first video in the “consistency series” and see which one you like best!
Thanks. I found the “Square Up The Clubface” task to be helpful as well. Will check out the other videos you suggest.