Putting Grip

[James_Black]

I'm looking for a good putting grip.

A normal one makes me push putts.
A "lefty" grip makes me pull putts.

I'm looking for a variation of the lefty grip to stop me pulling putts.
Any suggestions?
I'll try them all out.

[saevel25]

Putter grip as is the actual grip or grip in how you hold the club?

[sean_miller]

I'm looking for a variation of the lefty grip to stop me pulling putts.

I sent you a PM on this one.

[Gordon McTavish]

I've been having some success lately with the "claw" grip as I simply can't get both hands to work in unison properly with the conventional grip. Occassionally, I'll simply putt left handed to keep things in balance!

[James_Black]

I've been having some success lately with the "claw" grip as I simply can't get both hands to work in unison properly with the conventional grip. Occassionally, I'll simply putt left handed to keep things in balance!

tried that.

Still pulling putts. Sean sent me a great link. http://www.golftipsmag.com/instructi...ng-drills.html

[deronsizemore]

Maybe your actually putter grip (the rubber part) is crooked? Surely your grip on the club isn't so bad that it makes you pull/push putts that bad?

[James_Black]

Maybe your actually putter grip (the rubber part) is crooked? Surely your grip on the club isn't so bad that it makes you pull/push putts that bad?

the putter grip is fine.

my grip isn't.

[deronsizemore]

Can you post a pic of your grip? Would be easier to pinpoint any problems with it and suggest alternatives.

[kennay92]

(this tip for right handed golfer) Try gripping the putter how you normally would (if its a somewhat normal right hand under left hand grip) and move the pinky, ring finger, and middle finger into your left hand in the grip. It helps incredibly with the pendulum stroke and takes away any of the wristyness of the stroke. It will feel weird at first but try it out.