Grip

[saevel25]

If someone knows, can they explain what the following combinations of right hand / left hand grips would cause or fix. These are all for right handed golfers

Right Hand Weak (more over the golf shaft) / Left hand weak (More to the left of the club)
Right Hand Weak / Left Hand Strong
Right Hand Strong / Left hand Weak
Right Hand Strong / Left Hand Strong

I knew neutral is neutral. But if it helps out to think this way, what if you know your swing path is OK, by video, but the ball goes right on you, you have a neutral grip, how would each of these affect the club in the swing.

[iacas]

It's different for different people. Some play with really weak grips. Some play with really strong grips.

Sometimes when I play with a really weak grip I'll have a tendency to roll the face a bit too much because it feels weak to me and I hit pulls and pull draws. Others with a weak grip will just leave the face open and hit the opposite shot.

[Shooter McGreenkeeper]

neutral to me is:
1.5 Knuckles visible in the set up on the top hand, +
a tee perpendicular with clubface wedged inbetween my thumb and index finger on the bottom hand.

Interlocked grip.