How To EASILY Get The PERFECT Golf Grip

The perfect grip doesn't guarantee great golf, but it certainly helps and that is why this video I show you how to easily get the perfect golf grip.

Many golfers learn through visual cues and so in this video on the grip I show you how a few simple coloured dots can help you grip the golf club correctly every time.

It's highly likely that many of your bad shots can be traced back to your grip and how you hold the golf club, improving your grip can therefore instantly change the ball flight and have you shooting lower scores in no time.

So, if you want to know how to get the perfect grip, this video will show you

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00:00 The Dots
00:57 Lead Hand
02:56 Trail Hand
04:21 Gaining More Control

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[cillianp]

This is possibly the best golf grip video on YouTube.

[leonardrempel]

I don't know why I even browse other golf channels for tips. Chris explains everything for such easy understanding and implementation. T-time is two hours away in sunny Phoenix!

[BirdseedBarry]

This is so helpful! Lead hand was right, but my trail hand was way off. Can you discuss the benefits of overlapping vs interlocking?

[mickeysmall]

I’ve played for years, but I still was gripping the club wrong. Can’t wait to test out your tip on the range tomorrow. You are my go to YouTube coach. Great job.

[TheFattiShow]

What a brilliant way to explain it, Chris! Thanx a lot and thanks for your always good content... 😉

[hadynmcloughlin]

Off to buy some 'sticky dots' - what a great and simple way to check grip while on the course solo and practicing thanks. By far the best golf channel for someone new to the game. Drills and checkpoints that are easy to follow and not overwhelming.

[robadoo]

Didn't realise my grip was a bit wrong until I watched this. Transformed my game and not long after making minor adjustments won a mixed major competition at my home club. Thanks for the great videos 👍🏌

[anthonymcleod]

Yet again Chris another well instructed video I will say again you are the best instructor on YouTube well done bud

[sscully]

Great explanation, Ryan! As a follow up, would love to see one for the putter, too.

[thebrood]

Probably the most insightful grips video out there 💁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 many thanks Chris

[micknash]

Chris js a great coach. Makes it simple to understand. Thanks mate

[dougieo]

Great video which has helped me massively. Particularly for understanding the role of the trail hand.

[davidj.]

I've also realized that I had the grip position wrong for nearly a year😄 just corrected it 2 weeks ago and restarted the whole learning process again. Interestingly, the way we grip the club would actually affect our golf swing, maybe its just me 😄 now I can have better follow through. Damn, can't wait to head to the driving range now to practice the golf swing but it's 12am here. #golfergettingexcited thanks Chris for the great video !

[darrenarbergolf]

Love the simple concept of this drill. Teaching the grip can be difficult, but having the corresponding spots is simple. 👏👏👏👏

[bigboy]

Wow literally started to clean my grip up again then you drop this

[brantchmiel]

Great for everyone but I am going to use this with my 7-year-old. If you have other ideas for kids starting golf, I would be a fan of that series or separate channel or occasional info.

[golfnutnz]

Awesome demonstration Chris, well done!

[sscully]

Great explanation Ryan! Can you do one on putter grip as well?

[spiritwars]

Can you please share about how the hands interlock

[juanbotha]

Hi Chris. Can you please elaborate on the position of the right hand specifically relation to the left thumb?
Im not sure if it should be on the 1st or 2nd joint or nail of the left thumb.
Thanks