Golf IQ Check your grip pressure with this pro-tested drill
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Jun 2, 2025 Struggling with a slice? Discover how your grip pressure, especially with your right hand, can make a big difference. Insights from golf professionals highlight common gripping errors and how adjusting grip techniques can enhance your swing. A practical drill is shared to promote a more relaxed grip, encouraging better control and fluidity. Plus, learn how lifting fingers off the club can mimic the methods of pro players, tackling issues like tension and excessive squeezing. Tune in for tips to take your game to the next level!
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Right Hand Grip Pressure Insight
- Slicers and golfers who come over the top tend to grip very hard with their right hand in transition.
- Pros soften right-hand grip pressure at the top of the backswing, allowing the club to drop into the slot and prevent steep swings.
Viktor Hovland's Right Hand Drill
- Viktor Hovland practiced hitting shots with half of his right hand off the club to soften grip pressure.
- This drill helps him prevent getting steep and coming over the top, improving his swing slot.
Practice Drill to Soften Grip
- Practice swings with three fingers off your right hand to prevent gripping too hard.
- This helps you feel the club drop into the slot, reducing steep over-the-top swings and slices.