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Shawn,
I am confused on how to grip the club in a strong fashion at address. With the hammer you use a neutral grip and rotate the body. With the club you showed a neutral grip and closing the face at address. If I wanted to establish a setup routine how do you suggest I get into position with a strong grip?
Typically, I rotate the lead arm which is my right arm prior to gripping the club.
This video explains pretty much everything; the rest can be completed with “goldilocks series grip club relationship” and the first video in the “consistency series”
Shawn,
The consistency series cleared everything up. I understand it now.
Thanks,
Good stuff!
Tried this out and gained a lot more distance 20+ yards on a 7 iron. Problem is I’m not pulling to the left of hitting the mat then ball which i need to nip in the bud! Any tips?
You bet! See “contact mile markers” and feel where the low point needs to be at address without over tilting back; when you over tilt, you place the ball too far forward and pull and scrape… also see “alignment reload” as a very important reset for side vision in the set up.
Hi Shawn,
I know in previous comments you mention 10-finger grip is every bit as viable as interlock or overlap. Is there any reason why most people don’t use this grip? To me at least it seems by far the most comfortable/natural (am a formal baseball player so could be some bias) but you don’t see any tour pros using it. Is there any kind of negatives to using it especially if I’m someone built more like Mu? Also fun fact I played baseball growing up with the MLB player you used, can confirm lots of power!
Hey Ryan! We just played the Mexico Open pro Am with Brandan Wu and his grip is 10 finger and strong; fantastic ball striker! 👍😀👌