GlennM

I have a neutral overlapping grip. I’ve been having problems hitting my hybrids and woods with consistently – slicing them mostly and actually popping up the ball with the driver every once in a while.

But the other day I decided to change my grip with these clubs and have hit them straighter and more consistently – just like that!

I took a stronger grip with 3 knuckles showing on my left hand and the right slightly more under – not too much just a little bit more than my normal grip.

I still use a neutral grip with clubs 7i to the wedges but with the 6i to the driver I changed the grip and found more confidence with those clubs more than I ever had before!

So why does the grip change facilitate this more consistent ball flight in my swing?

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DennisM

Probably nothing more complicated than the changed grip supporting some other dynamics of whatever swing you were making before.

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Gibby

There must be other problems in your swing which make you need to do this.
If you haven't already, see a PGA Pro or Teacher to help you with your swing.