Grip Pressure
*Please please please master this! I promise, committing to your grip pressure is committing to shooting lower scores.*
The most important fundamental in GolfWright is grip pressure. Nothing creates a terrible golf shot faster than squeezing the club too tight. To go a step further, nothing creates manageable golf shots faster than light grip pressure.
When gripping a club to tight in relation to contact, you are typically going to either hit the ball thin (on the bottom of the club) or try to take a divot and end up hitting it really chunky (behind the ball). With a light grip pressure, you allow the bounce of the club (the sole) to work with the ground properly. Tight grip pressure will only manipulate this process in a negative manner. On the contrary, when a light grip pressure is consistently used, the center of the clubface is more prevalent.
The most important fundamental in GolfWright is grip pressure. Nothing creates a terrible golf shot faster than squeezing the club too tight. To go a step further, nothing creates manageable golf shots faster than light grip pressure.
When gripping a club to tight in relation to contact, you are typically going to either hit the ball thin (on the bottom of the club) or try to take a divot and end up hitting it really chunky (behind the ball). With a light grip pressure, you allow the bounce of the club (the sole) to work with the ground properly. Tight grip pressure will only manipulate this process in a negative manner. On the contrary, when a light grip pressure is consistently used, the center of the clubface is more prevalent.