LagMaster Golf Training Aid - What is Your Correct Trail Hand Grip

The trail hand grip is indeed crucial in the golf swing and can greatly affect the loading of the takeaway and the consistency of delivering the club to the ball. To determine the proper position of the trail hand grip, it's important to experiment with different grip strengths - strong, neutral, and weak - to feel how the clubhead interacts with the ball at impact. Terms such as "On Top," "Side Cover," "Side On," "Side Under," and "Under" are used to describe different grip positions. The goal is to find a grip that feels stable and prevents the club from twisting open or closed during the swing. The proper trail hand grip has a significant impact on various aspects of the swing, including the takeaway, balance in the stance, body loading in the backswing, pivot of the body, sequence in the downswing, delivery into the club, release, exit, and power generation. It plays a crucial role in the overall mechanics and efficiency of the swing. For further exploration of the trail hand grip and swing types, Mike Adams and BioSwing Dynamics are excellent resources to delve deeper into this important aspect of the golf swing. They provide valuable insights and techniques to help golfers improve their grip and overall swing mechanics. #golf #golfswing #golftrainingaids #golflesson #golftips #golfgrip #lagmastersports Check out www.LagMasterSports.com Mike Dickson, GOLF TOP 100 Teacher | PGA Master Professional | Inventor