Gripping the club

Millions of people throughout the world play golf but very few go on to be good golfers. Why is this? Starting with the single most important fundamental in golf "The Grip" is the way to master this game. The golf grip is the most important aspect of the golf swing, it is your only means of contact with the club, and subsequently the ball. Having a neutral balanced grip is essential to controlled and consistent play. There are three grip choices that a player may incorporate into their swing:

• Baseball Grip - The little finger of the lower hand is interlocked with the forefinger of the upper hand • Overlapping Grip - The little finger of the lower hand is overlapped with the forefinger of the upper hand • Interlocking Grip - Useful for Children or those with weak hands as all 10 fingers are used to grip the glove The Staygripped™ Training System can be used in conjunction with all three types. It is thought that less than 20% of high handicapped golfers have an effective natural or neutral grip. Ask your local golf professional to help you with your set-up and your ideal grip, and the Stay Gripped™ Training System will ensure that your hands remain in position throughout the dynamics of your swing, promoting greater club face accuracy and ultimately an improved golf game.

How to use Staygripped
	Put on the two gloves provided. Make sure that they are the correct size Please note that the gloves have Velcro embedded into them, to help secure the perfect grip. Please also note the lines on the gloves are to help you position your hands correctly onto the grip
	Lay the golf club diagonally across the palm of the left hand between the guide lines Make sure that the Black line is pointing upwards
	Close your left hand around the grip with your thumb going down the centre line of the grip. Move the end of your thumb slightly to the right of the line. The Two lines should be Pointing between your right shoulder and your neck You should also see 2-2.5 Knuckles on your left hand when looking down at the club head.
	Apply the right hand to the grip so that the grip rests between the guide lines provided. Use the Overlap, Interlock or Baseball Grip Close the right hand around the grip with the thumb resting on the centre line. Move the end of your thumb slightly to the left of the line. The Velcro on the right thumb will connect with the Velcro on the palm of your left hand.
	Make Sure that the lines on both gloves are pointing between your right shoulder and neck Your hands are now gripping the club in the correct position. You may now start to hit the golf balls, knowing that you have the right grip.
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