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The Best Grip?


Big Don
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In the past I have primarily used an interlocking grip. However, I have been experimenting with different grips during the last few weeks and have found that the so called "baseball grip" enables me to release the club more consistently giving a better contact with the golf ball. This has enabled me to hit the ball longer without any extra effort. Anybody else had similar experiences?

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Honestly, there is no "best grip" for all golfers.

Its going to change from person to person. Two of the top tour players use different grips. Tiger uses an interlocking, and Furyk uses an overlapping.

You just gotta experiment and stick with what works best for you.
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I use the baseball grip, maybe because I grew up playing baseball.
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I use the overlapping grip because after a few holes with the interlocking grip my pinky finger starts to hurt.

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