| This process is multi fold1. Learn what
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| | important to understand that the
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| YOUR neutral grip is2. The CORRECT ball
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| | forefinger and target side thumb both be
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| position for every club3. The CORRECT
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| | on the same side and angle of the shaft
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| swing shape4. How far back YOU can take
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| | for the best support. The trailing thumb
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| the club5. How to play within YOUR
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| | should be on the target side of the
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| styleYou will have many options to choose
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| | shaft. You never want the thumbs to exert
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| from and I'll show you how to find the
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| | any pressure. Finally, in order for the
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| ones that will work for you. Once you
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| | hands to work together, they must be
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| have all of your "components" you won't
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| | parallel to each other.POSTURERegardless
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| need to experiment any longer!WHERE TO
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| | of the player's level of golf anyone can
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| START - GRIP AND POSTUREWhile this may be
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| | get into a posture that looks as good as
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| obvious to some you would be surprised by
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| | any Tour Player, it takes no athletic
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| the number of people that work on their
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| | ability to get into a proper posture!
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| swing without starting with their grip.
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| | For full swing shots, other than a
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| There is only ONE neutral grip for any
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| | Driver, the inside of the heels should be
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| golfer! That grip is where YOUR arm hangs
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| | as wide as the outside of the hips (for a
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| down from the shoulder socket and the
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| | Driver the inside of the heels as wide as
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| angle of YOUR target side hand. It makes
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| | the outside of the shoulders). Push the
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| no difference whether you use an
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| | hips sockets back and up so that the
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| overlapping, interlocking, and ten-finger
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| | pelvis is at an angle, not horizontal to
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| (baseball) grip. What IS critical is the
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| | the ground. As you push the hips back,
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| angle the club lies in your hand.To find
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| | and up, this will lower the chest and
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| YOUR neutral grip, first take your
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| | place the weight toward the back of the
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| address position, but without a club, and
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| | arch of the foot. Simply unlock your
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| let both arms hang downward from the
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| | knees, you'll feel a little pressure
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| shoulder sockets with NO TENSION. Most
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| | above the kneecaps, and let the arms hang
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| golfers will find that their target side
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| | limply downward from the shoulder socket.
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| arm hangs somewhere between the middle of
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| | There should be NO TENSION in the arms or
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| the target side thigh to the inside of
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| | shoulders. Some players like to tilt
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| the thigh (depending on the width of
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| | their upper bodies slightly away from
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| stance and/or the width of the chest). As
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| | target as the final set-up adjustment and
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| you look down at your target side hand
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| | just because your trailing hand is lower
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| pay attention to the angle it hangs. Some
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| | than the target side hand this is
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| of you will see two knuckles of the hand,
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| | acceptable, just don't overdue it. Now
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| some will see three, and some may even
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| | you have YOUR grip and posture.BALL
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| see four. It doesn't matter how many you
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| | POSITIONBall position is the most
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| see! Whatever the number, this is YOUR
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| | misunderstood portion of the entire
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| bodies way of telling you its natural
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| | set-up. There have been many opinions
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| tendency and that is the neutral angle
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| | about ball position. Some say one
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| for YOUR grip! When you place your target
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| | position for every shot, others say move
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| side hand on the club it should be at the
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| | it around depending on the club. All of
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| same angle you just saw.The club then
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| | the guesswork is taken out however if the
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| runs diagonally from between the first
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| | golfer would set the club at address as
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| and second joint of the index finger to
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| | the manufacturer designed it. All clubs,
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| just under the heel pad. Close the
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| | except for the Driver, are designed so
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| fingers and then close the hand with the
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| | that the grip end of the club is ahead of
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| heel pad on top of the shaft with the
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| | the clubhead if soled properly, this
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| thumb to the backside of the shaft. This
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| | means the shaft leans forward, not
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| supplies pressure from the heel pad
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| | vertical or backwards! If you address the
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| downward and the last three fingers exert
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| | ball, with say a 5 iron, and the shaft is
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| pressure upward. Then take the lifeline
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| | vertical then even before you swing
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| of the trailing hand, located between the
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| | you've added loft and turned it into a
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| thumb and heel pads, and place it on the
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| | seven iron! That same 5 iron is designed
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| thumb of the target side hand. The
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| | to have approximately 8 degrees of
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| lifeline against the thumb exerts the
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| | forward lean at address. The best players
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| pressure here; the right forefinger
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| | in the world, using that same 5 iron,
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| should be separated, in a "triggering
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| | have upwards of 15 degrees at Impact!
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| position", but with no pressure. It is
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| | This turns it into a 3 iron!
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