If you suffer from a golf condition known as the yips--a tendency to push or pull the putter head at the last second before impact--you might benefit from a switch to the long putter, a less traditional yet more stable putting tool. It may not be the most stylish club, but the long putter may just be the tool you need to solve your putting woes and lower your scores.
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The higher the level of the player, the more important putting is to overall success. Many golfers experiment with their putting grip throughout their career, however a traditional putting grip will suffice for many golfers bec...
Your grip on a golf club can greatly influence your ability to golf. An improper hold can cause hand pain for you, including friction on the skin that creates blisters. But the grip can also change the mechanics of your swing, ...
Junior golf putting tips for grips are designed to help improve your putting accuracy and fluidity. Despite using smaller and lighter clubs, junior golf players use many of the same golf grips as professional players. Many of t...
The way you grip a golf club determines the strength, speed and accuracy of your golf game. Therefore, achieving the right grip is integral to reducing your handicap and controlling the ball. To improve your grip, first address...
You will see several types of grips among professional golfers --- weak grips, strong grips, and neutral grips. Some use overlap grips, and some use interlocking grips. But despite all of the differences in their grips, these p...
You must find a fundamentally sound grip that works for you to maintain a successful golf swing. Renowned golf guru Hank Haney discusses the importance of a sound grip in an article on Hankhaney.com when he states, "The most im...
