Golf Tips, Lessons, Instruction & Drills – The Grip (new)

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BPS golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses how to put your hands on the club properly to form a neutral golf grip. This grip video is different from his first. He goes into more detail about the function of the grip and some finer points not usually discussed. www.golfinstruction.biz

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16 Responses to “Golf Tips, Lessons, Instruction & Drills – The Grip (new)”

  1. shawlerstyle says:

    what was that all about
    needs to be more simple

  2. lhwood777 says:

    agreed

  3. 4golfonline says:

    Awesom lesson steve!
    Check out my channel for some free golf lessons!
    Just klick on my name!

  4. camerontd says:

    What time is it again???

  5. secrettogolf says:

    Steve best videos on youtube.Can you tell me how important it is to have you head behind the ball at impact.Some have claimned that if you don’t make a lateral move to the left before the hip turn your head will be past the ball creating over the top and other problems.Please help.
    George

  6. pobinator says:

    fool

  7. ryltz says:

    nice video.. very helpful…

  8. prospetiva says:

    grat and helpful vid! well done!

  9. fraziercrane says:

    Thanks Steve. Good explanation on what the V does. That is to confused most players.
    Like your idea that the left thumb is meant to provide support at the top and keeps it square.

  10. AussieRosie says:

    I’m a confused beginner lady golfer. I use the interlocking grip and I know I feel stronger with my right arm controlling my action in hitting the golf ball. Should I convert to the overlapping grip and think more along the lines of swinging the golf club to hit the ball?

  11. mhauth says:

    Steve,
    Last time I checked you are backwards. In your video you have your hands in your “hook position” which actually promotes a fade by not allowing the hands and arms to rotate at impact to square or slightly closed. Same with “your fade” grip, this grip promotes a hook! If you do have the grip to strong you may push the ball, but your fade grip definitely promotes a hook. I mean last time I read the PGA Teaching Manual it did.

  12. taylorwigg22 says:

    mmm i might have to agree with you there “TheBeatProphet” he’s very knowledgable, he just needs to communicate better. but over a good teacher, from the videos anyway

  13. TheBeatProphet says:

    I teach the game in the U.K.I dont like to bad mouth other coaches but why so manny complications?He is a good coach but so manny points when the pupil isn’t with u is going to lead to problems.

  14. guitarlix says:

    You’re a fantastic golf instructor and student of the game.

    It’s great to see someone who’s so passionate about the swing that he’s willing to spend time to actually think things through in a rational manner, rather than regurgitate the common teachings of the time.

    I look forward to more videos from you and insights on the swing.

  15. Chaternal says:

    Thanks for the tips! I’ll try’em and give you a little feed back later!

    (;-p)

    thx!

  16. kpkpkpkppk says:

    very helpful…thx!!

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