Malaska Golf // Neutral Grip // The #1 Misunderstood Skill in Golf
2 golfers recommended it · 2022–2024
Explainer · Intermediate
Explains a neutral grip and why it is a misunderstood skill, including left hand position.
Why golfers recommend it
- Malaska grip explanation
- Stronger left hand grip, Malaska
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2 comments from Reddit
u/gitbse 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips? High handicapper but I’m struggling to make solid contact anymore”
Your grip being that strong will forever hold you back from other progress until you comfortably change it. It's so overbearingly strong, that it forces the rest of your swing to compensate, and even if you do everything else well, it will always be a dead pull hook like this. It's gonna suck for awhile, and be very uncomfortable, but that strong of a grip will never really allow you to get better. ▶ this video He …
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u/martinbr12 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Started golf a few months ago, need some help, usual miss is a slice or push”
hitting it with an open face normally means that your left hand is in too weak of a position. Make that left hand stronger. Look down at it and see three knuckles. A big advocate for stronger grips in modern golf is Mike Malaska. ▶ this video
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