Avoid the Grip Gap - The Key to Club Control

Avoid the Grip Gap – The Key to Club Control

Christina Ricci focuses on a critical, often overlooked flaw in the grip that leads to poor control: the hands separating at the top of the backswing. When there is a large gap between the hands (or fingers) on the grip, the player loses effective control over the clubface and the entire swing.

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