Set the lead-hand pad on top of the grip for power
On the lead hand, hold the club out at 45 degrees and let it run through the middle of the index finger to the base of the little finger so the pad of the lead hand sits on top of the grip. The instructor says this pad-on-top position lets you push down and adds a lever to the club, which creates power; if the pad is turned onto the side of the club you lose that lever and lose power.
Channel: Danny Maude
Watch official source at 1:38Try it
- club out at 45 degrees
- run through the middle part of your index finger to the base of your little finger
- the pad, this section of my lead hand here, sits on top
Why this context matters
Framed for the driver but describes a general lead-hand grip.