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May 1, 2005 AimPoint first aired on CBS. Three years after, Golf Channel won an Emmy for it. 21 years later now and 90% of golf commentators haven’t taken the time to understand it and still compare it to a plumb bob.
I know you have really smart people on your team but I would recommend you need to get your left hand more turned and left thumb right of center. The thumb being down the center has to be putting stress in your wrist. As a TGM guy, the left wrist isn’t visibly flat, it’s geometrically flat being in line with the left arm flying wedge.
Tired of not controlling your shot? Stop putting your thumb down the middle! Try this: place a dot on the webbing of your hand, aligning it with the center of the grip. This keeps your clubface square at impact. #GolfTips#GolfGrip#GolfInstruction#ImproveYourGame#GolfReels
Struggling to break 90 in golf? Try this simple grip tip: use a sharpie marker and place a dot in the middle of your glove on the webbing between the thumb and pointer finger. Place your lead thumb to the back of center of the shaft and keep the dot down the center. Control your
Strong vs. Weak grip isn't referring to PRESSURE. It is the orientation to the face. Think stronger closes the face faster and weaker closes the face slower. Fix your trail hand and leave your lead hand tour neutral. This helps control the face without thinking abou it. Avoid