It’s the low hanging fruit, check your grip if your balls are going all over the place and no where. Example, If your clubface is open coming into the strike zone you’ll need to do some fancy maneuvers to square that face. The result is oftentimes, not pretty. Plus I share other issues grip mista...

A sloppy grip produces a sloppy swing. Period. So instead, let's get the More Pars sponge out and clean you up.

Newer players to the game and experienced alike miss this key grip connection. If missed, your swing will suffer so make sure you get this right. Part of the DRIVER SETUP SERIES. Find it under the SERIES header.

Grip and posture the first steps for a great golf swing. This is outstanding for newer players and a must-see for the experienced players as a great refresher.

Let’s check your lead hand connection to the club. Many players miss an important step which will rob you of value clubhead speed and accuracy with your shots.

Let’s go for a walk. I am walking with 10lb plates. You can walk with anything heavy to develop grip strength. While you’re walking, film it to examine your gait. What are your feet doing? Check out the world of GOATA: https://goatamovement.com

Let’s experiment with various grip pressures while hitting balls to determine on a 1-10 scale (10 being a death grip and 1 crazy light) what your number is.

Let’s make your your club’s grips are in good form. I find that many players, let their grips go to shambles with worn out patches, slippery due to oil on the grips. Instead, let’s inspect them and clean them.

Let’s take a look at the size of your grips to ensure they are the right size for your hands. If your grips are too small or too big, it will affect your ability to hinge and release the club.

Grips keys showcasing More Pars Campers January 14 Camp

Grip Size Matters
The correct grip size allows you to set the club properly at the top of the backswing. A few rules of thumb: (1) the bigger your hands, the thicker you’ll want the grip, and (2) the more you tend to hook the ball, the thicker you’ll want the grip. A grip that is too thin can pro...

If you want more pars, let's show you how to leverage the club to maintain your downswing angles AND get that lead wrist bowed at impact (versus cupped and early released). Most players get that concept but just not sure HOW to make it happen. I share the step by step. So, let's get to it!