Mike Adams BioSwingDynamics

u/TacticalYeeter 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Anyone else notice/try Rory's unique grip. Strong Left hand and Weak Right hand. I gravitate to this sort of g”

▶ this video He breaks down how to find a grip for you. Rory made a grip change a while ago. If this is interesting to you here’s a longer interview where he runs the guy through a few ideas:

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u/absolutraj 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Looking for tips ! Second year playing golf trying to to get better ”

From this video, you seem to be doing a lot of things well. Your hips seem to stay back. Yeah, you squat a bit and you dip a little bit but if that’s the athletic move I can’t say that it’s that bad. My guess is that you as you turn your hands are getting stuck a little bit behind you and the club is facing right and staying right. It may be a grip issue. there isn’t one perfect right grip for everyone, but the grip …

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u/GolfExplained 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Correct hand grip”

Controls how the trail palm comes down. Someone like Mike Adams has a test to see based on your shoulder alignment and rotation. ▶ this video This grip position also changes how your backswing looks

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u/Powerful_Pea2690 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “I’m about to rage quit from OTT”

Brother, I’m not trying to brawl with you 😂 this isn’t a debate. Shallowing in the pro golf intructor industry is a bit of meme at this point because every beginner comes to them with them about “how do I shallow the club”. It’s a symptom of a poor swing for sure, it’s often not the root problem, and will depend from player to player. Helpful reference for your stubborn arse: ▶ this video

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