sunjiangyao
20th July 2010, 07:14
Stand up straight with your arms hanging comfortably at your sides. Notice how your hands naturally turn in so
that the palms point more behind you and your thumbs touch your sides? Take your club in your left hand and
allow the grip to rest down in the fingers. Mizuno MP Irons (****://*****igolfyoo.com/goods-554-Mizuno+MP-67+Iron+Set.do) Create a stronger grip by making sure that your left hand remains
turned slightly to the right, just as it was before you gripped the club.
As you position your left hand onto the club, check the clubface to make sure the leading edge remains in a
square position. Callaway FT-iZ Driver (****://*****igolfyoo.com/goods-800-Callaway+FT-iZ+Driver.do) Once you've done that, match your right hand to the left by fitting the left thumb snugly
underneath the lifeline of your right palm. When you close your hand, the heel pad should rest on top of the
grip.
Now take a stance where you are addressing the ball. If all is well, you should see two to three knuckles when
you look down at your grip and the "V"s created by your thumbs and index fingers should point toward your right
shoulder. Make sure your grip isn't too strong. You'll know if it's too strong if you can see three or more
knuckles at address or if the "V"s point right of your shoulder, turn your hands to the left until you get the
proper alignment.
that the palms point more behind you and your thumbs touch your sides? Take your club in your left hand and
allow the grip to rest down in the fingers. Mizuno MP Irons (****://*****igolfyoo.com/goods-554-Mizuno+MP-67+Iron+Set.do) Create a stronger grip by making sure that your left hand remains
turned slightly to the right, just as it was before you gripped the club.
As you position your left hand onto the club, check the clubface to make sure the leading edge remains in a
square position. Callaway FT-iZ Driver (****://*****igolfyoo.com/goods-800-Callaway+FT-iZ+Driver.do) Once you've done that, match your right hand to the left by fitting the left thumb snugly
underneath the lifeline of your right palm. When you close your hand, the heel pad should rest on top of the
grip.
Now take a stance where you are addressing the ball. If all is well, you should see two to three knuckles when
you look down at your grip and the "V"s created by your thumbs and index fingers should point toward your right
shoulder. Make sure your grip isn't too strong. You'll know if it's too strong if you can see three or more
knuckles at address or if the "V"s point right of your shoulder, turn your hands to the left until you get the
proper alignment.