Description
Are you fighting slices, weak contact, or an over-the-top golf swing? The root cause might not be your swing at all...it could be your grip.
In this Monday's with Marty lesson from the Tour Striker Golf Academy, Martin Chuck helps a student uncover how a poor lead-hand grip can create a chain reaction of swing faults.
When the clubface opens during the backswing, golfers instinctively try to "save" the shot on the downswing, often leading to steep swings, poor contact, and inconsistent ball striking.
Featured Training Aid:
SMART BALL SLEEVE
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The "Magic" Move That Creates Effortless Compression
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00:00 The Grip Mistake That Causes an Overswing
00:40 Why Your Left Hand Position Matters
01:20 Finding the "X" on the Grip
02:10 How Proper Grip Creates Compression
03:00 Why Your Forearm Should Feel Active
04:00 The Club Should Feel Straighter Back
04:50 Small Grip Changes, Big Ball Flight Differences
05:40 How a Weak Grip Opens the Clubface
06:30 Why Golfers Start Saving the Swing
07:20 The Real Cause of Coming Over the Top
08:10 Stop Compensating and Let the Club Work
09:00 Build Good Hands and Everything Changes