According to Seve Ballesteros, “the grip is the single most important factor for any golfer in producing a good consistent swing.”

Key points: 

-Seve prefers an overlapping grip.

-Your little finger goes on top of the index finger.  It goes between the middle finger and the index finger. 

-The left hand has to come naturally into the grip. Avoid turning the hand too much to the right or left.

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-Your “V” should point to the middle of your chest. 

-You should be able to see 2 knuckles.

-The right hand also comes naturally into the club.

-The right hand “V” should be between the right shoulder and the middle of the chest. You should only be able to see one knuckle on this hand. 

-If you see more than 2 knuckles on the left side then your grip is too strong (likely cause of hooks).

-If you only see one knuckle then your club face will likely be open at impact and you will likely slice the ball. 

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