How to Grip the Club Correctly
Watch as Michael Breed gives you a simple tip to help you grip the club correctly for the perfect swing! More power = more distance = more smiles = more golf!
How to Grip the Club Correctly
Watch as Michael Breed gives you a simple tip to help you grip the club correctly for the perfect swing! More power = more distance = more smiles = more golf!
Get More Clubhead Speed
If you want more clubhead speed with your irons, woods or driver, then grab a shaft/alignment rod and swing dominant and non-dominant side.
By training in this manner, you’re teaching your central nervous system to fire faster. It’s a great training method.
Have you thought about regripping your golf clubs lately? Your golf grips may be the most important part of your clubs that you aren’t paying attention to.
Many people even argue that switching from poor grips to better ones can drop your handicap by several strokes.
Here’s a list of the top 5 golf grips in the game today!
1. Winn Dritac AVS Midsize Grips
These 13 extra-soft grips are an excellent way to bring new life to an old set of clubs.
These grips are exceptionally soft, making them comfortable to hold. The size and softness makes them ideal for large hands or people with a slower swing speed. The beautiful blue-and-black design makes old clubs look fresh again. There are marks on the grips to help you center them.
2. SAPLIZE – Rubber Golf Club Grips
Great value for basic rubber golf grips because the set includes 13 grips and the tape you need.
Classic pattern gives you just the right texture to maintain a secure grip. Available in multiple color options. Grips work nicely in any kind of weather. Very low price for both the grips and the tape. Has lines on the grip so you can align your hands properly.
3. Golf Pride Multi Compound MCC
You’ll feel a real sense of pride with these high-quality Golf Pride grips.
Slightly larger than standard-size grips but still ideal for smaller hands. The grips hold up wonderfully against rainy or sweaty conditions. These durable, nonslip grips will last for seasons. The non-tapered style provides excellent grip pressure.
4. Champkey Multi Compound Grip
A quality set of 13 mid-size grips with an aesthetically appealing design.
These grips are available in multiple colors. We love the aesthetically pleasing design as well. These are midsize grips, making them ideal for most people. The grips perform well in all weather conditions, remaining tacky even in the rain.
These synthetic rubber grips are popular choices for those in rainy climates.
These grips are firm, which is conducive to consistency and durability. The high traction on the grips are designed to hold up even in wet and rainy conditions. Comes in four different sizes.
Size
There are five sizes of golf club grips commonly available for purchase. Although you may find some others, most golfers use one of these.
When shopping for a new set of golf club grips, pay attention their size. With the right choice here, you’ll have a better chance of success with your game.
What are you waiting for grab a brand new set of golf club grips today…
You’ll be glad you did!
Developing Shaft Lean
How to get shaft lean and pure your irons!
In this video we delve into a simple but highly valuable and SIMPLE drill to teach your body to achieve more shaft lean at impact, resulting in compressed PURE iron shots. Learn the correlation between the club face and body rotation and lean the shaft forward!
Backswing with space
Learn two easy moves in your backswing that creates the space necessary to come down with room to strike the ball solidly and with control.
Wrist Angles for Better Compression
In this video Andrew demonstrates what it’s like to learn what the wrist angles should FEEL like in the takeaway and approaching impact.
This one Simple Trick For Perfect Wrist Angles is massive for controlling the clubface and hitting compressed and straighter shots.
How To Release for Speed
Releasing the golf club is often misunderstood and even more often done incorrectly. Many amateurs throw the club from the top or extend the club early. This move causes numerous issues and even worse is causes early extension.
When you combine an early release and then the early extension you are in a lose, lose position.