Originally Posted by RC
Whether the left wrist is arched or not is not a Weak/Strong factor to any great degree. I try to be neutral, and my left wrist is very arched at address.
The back of the glove facing...
Originally Posted by maelkoth
For 4-7 irons, my hands are centered in my stance. With the ball centered in my stance, the shaft from my pov is as follows: l
With 8-PW my hands are slightly forward of center. With...
Originally Posted by iacas
I disagree.
Uh, yeah, that's not a strong grip. It's on the weak side of neutral - with both hands.
Sorry, but you're not gonna win this one. Hogan himself talked about the changes he...
Originally Posted by shortstop20
Lately my left foot has had the tendency to "spin out" to the left during/past impact.
Is this a problem or is it just one of those things that makes a golf swing unique?...
Originally Posted by Williamevanl
So are there any pro golfers with a weak grip then? Maybe post some vids/pics of golfers that utilize a nuetral and weak grip so I can see the difference.
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Originally Posted by iacas
No, they didn't.
Tiger's grip is as close to neutral as it gets. Ben Hogan as an example of a player with a strong left hand? C'mon, you're joking, right?
Neutral grips don't put...
Originally Posted by SpacklersEdge
Changing this topic back to a helpful one...
I think having a neutral grip will allow you to...in the LONG run...learn to have a neutral swing. What I mean is you will be able to draw...
Originally Posted by ControlJunkie
Another totally ignorant comment. You're on a roll! Do you really think that? You're telling me that Tiger, Phil, or any other great doesnt strive to be perfect, to get a perfect...
Originally Posted by CG031
LOL. Are you serious, man? My point was that you could at least make the post more readable so A. It made more sense and B. It was easier for everyone to read!
I've never heard someone say...
