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Martin Hall talks about an aspect of the grip that is often overlooked. Watch now and use the two critical pressure points to create a more consistent swing.
Comments (4)
G'day Martin, I found it is easier to focus on the little finger of my left hand, The pressure point with my right hand seemed natural. I got some super results once I got the little finger pressure right on the trail hand.
Erica, I struggle with my Driver regularly. I find myself hitting the ground behind the ball all too often and then loosing my balance as I follow through. Any suggestions fixing these two flaws? Thanks for the todays tip!!
Ted
G'day Martin, I have been playing since 1974. I thought I had heard it all; now I have something else to think about. However, you guys at Golfpass/Revolution Golf have been helpful. Most of my bad habits came from playing a desert course in Iran '74-'76.
:) Bentley Doyle. Awesome info, Pro.
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G'day Martin, I found it is easier to focus on the little finger of my left hand, The pressure point with my right hand seemed natural. I got some super results once I got the little finger pressure right on the trail hand.
Erica, I struggle with my Driver regularly. I find myself hitting the ground behind the ball all too often and then loosing my balance as I follow through. Any suggestions fixing these two flaws? Thanks for the todays tip!!
Ted