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Originally Posted by DennisM  I'm no pro, but I have a formal education in ergonomics, how the body works, sometimes by virtue of nothing more than human nature, so I agree. While I think everyone could be taught a neutral grip over time, the fact is, most of us are inclined to grip it one way and return the club squarely with that grip. If you took a neutral grip, your natural inclination might be to return to your strong position as you swung and the ball would go exploring. |
I agree totally. This game is hard enough on it's own. I think too many amateur/hackers like me get caught up in thinking there is only one "right" way to grip/swing the golf club. There are many PGA professionals who deploy some sort of "strong" grip. Azinger, Duval, Zach Johnson, Fred Couples and Boo Weekley all deploy very strong grips.