Ten-Finger Grip
From a Jim Furyk grip to a 10-finger grip. They may seem at opposite extreme ends, but they have their respective advantages and use, specially as drills.
The Furyk grip keeps the right hand out of the downswing. It promotes an inside-out downswing, or prevents an over-the-top move, depending on how you see it.
The 10-finger grip provides great control. It inhibits a handsy release and encourages a full shoulder turn. The key is to keep the grip light -- and not to chicken wing. This is even worth trying on the fairway!
The Furyk grip keeps the right hand out of the downswing. It promotes an inside-out downswing, or prevents an over-the-top move, depending on how you see it.
The 10-finger grip provides great control. It inhibits a handsy release and encourages a full shoulder turn. The key is to keep the grip light -- and not to chicken wing. This is even worth trying on the fairway!
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