Golf grip

Reviewer Best-in-class technical depth on grip mechanics.

Moderator Deep technical breakdown of hand placement using The Golfing Machine's pressure-point framework - precise positions for heel pad, index knuckle, thumb pad, with named checkpoints throughout.

Reviewer Real self-check drills, not just descriptions - you can verify you're doing it right on your own.

Moderator A comprehensive, checkpoint-by-checkpoint walkthrough of the full golf grip for both hands. Entirely and thoroughly on topic.

Reviewer Tom Watson explaining grip properly, with the "why" behind every point -- hard to do better than this.

Moderator Squarely and completely grip -- hand placement, thumb position, the grip-pressure drop test, the three grip styles, and the specific swing faults each common mistake causes.

Reviewer Precise, well-explained, ties mistakes to actual ball flight.

Moderator Thorough, from-scratch grip build: hand position relative to the club, knuckle checkpoints, thumb placement and why it causes a slice if wrong, trail-hand technique. Cites Ben Hogan's Five Lessons.

Reviewer Best grip video here - concrete self-checks, no fluff.

Moderator Comprehensive checkpoint-based grip tutorial: finger placement test, thumb-tee drill, knuckle-count diagnosis (strong/weak), trail hand approach, grip style overview. Thorough and precise.

Reviewer The pinky/ring-finger pressure cue to stop casting is genuinely excellent coaching.

Moderator Entirely dedicated to grip: hand-in-fingers placement, the 'red triangle' hinge reference, pressure-point mapping, thumb/index line. Nothing else competes in this excerpt.

Reviewer The marker-pen checkpoint trick alone makes this worth watching -- this is how you build a repeatable grip.

Moderator Comprehensive, start-to-finish grip build -- squaring the face, using the grip's alignment markers, building the lead hand, bringing in the trail hand. Nothing but grip.

Reviewer Real, specific fix — explains why palm-heavy grip actually hurts your swing, not just how to hold it.

Moderator Squarely about the golf grip, from Danny Maude, a well-known dedicated golf instructor — exactly the sub-skill.

Reviewer The clubface-to-hand-back model is a smarter way to think about grip than just counting knuckles.

Moderator Entirely a grip lesson, built around one idea: relate the back of the lead hand to the clubface to unify all the usual knuckle-count cues into one mental model.

Reviewer The grip-pressure squeeze drill alone is worth the watch -- simple, concrete, and it works.

Moderator Wall-to-wall about the golf grip -- lead hand, trail hand, interlock, thumb placement, pressure. Nothing else competes for screen time.

Reviewer That pen drill alone is worth the watch.

Moderator Right hand only, but the right hand grip IS the golf grip -- thumb/forefinger pinch, wrist angle, hand position on the shaft. Squarely on topic.

Reviewer This is how I'd teach it myself. Send beginners here.

Moderator This is literally 'how to grip the club' -- lead hand only, start to finish. Can't get more on-topic than this.

Reviewer Trustworthy coach, clear checklist - genuinely useful grip fundamentals.

Moderator Danny Maude, a well-known and well-regarded instructor, giving a direct checklist for gripping the club correctly - squarely the sub-skill, nothing else going on here.

Reviewer Clear, simple, good analogy for grip pressure.

Moderator Direct grip tutorial: lead hand placement (pinky to index base), 2.5-3 knuckle check, trail hand V direction, grip pressure (toothpaste analogy). Ignore the Instagram login boilerplate that leaked into the title/description field - the transcript is the real content and it's squarely on topic.

Reviewer Gives you an actual checkpoint to verify your grip against, not just a vague feel.

Moderator Entirely and specifically about the golf grip - a named pro's simplified setup method, step by step. Squarely on topic.

Reviewer Explaining WHY a weak grip causes the slice, not just how to fix it, is what makes this stick.

Moderator Coach Loy, PGA pro, entirely focused on grip: sequencing (grip before setting feet), knuckle count, base-of-fingers placement, thumb/V direction, and how a weak grip chains into an over-the-top slice.

Reviewer The 'check your glove for holes' diagnostic is a genuinely clever, practical tip.

Moderator PGA instructor Todd Kolb, wall-to-wall on the grip: the too-much-in-the-palm mistake, why it costs leverage and clubhead speed, and the 45-degree-angle fix. Nothing else competes for time.

Reviewer One of the clearer grip explanations out there -- a real system, not just a description.

Moderator Squarely grip technique -- a color-coded dot system for both hands, plus a self-test, can you easily bring the club to horizontal, to check you got it right.

Reviewer The explainer that makes the rest of the grip advice click -- starts with the why.

Moderator Builds the whole case for grip from first principles -- why rotation matters, how hand-hang position sets up the swing, what a weak grip does to the ball. All grip, no filler.

Reviewer Good content, could lose five minutes of rambling.

Moderator Three things a grip has to do -- control, mobility, squaring the face -- then walks the lead hand build start to finish. Entirely about the grip.

Reviewer Real reasoning, not just 'do this' -- you'll understand why the thumb matters after watching.

Moderator Answers a specific viewer question about thumb placement and stays right there -- left thumb short and down the shaft, right thumb/index relaxed. No drift.

Reviewer Good stuff, just wish he'd trim the pro-swing tangent and get to the point faster.

Moderator Whole video is a straight comparison of strong vs weak grip -- defines both, shows how to spot them, and ties them to real swing styles. Dead center of the grip topic.

Reviewer Useful pushback on the 'two knuckles' dogma, with a real method to find what actually works for your hands.

Moderator Entirely about how to find your individual left-hand grip position and why it matters for club-face return. On topic throughout.

Reviewer Good corrections, just wish it didn't need the gadget to make the point.

Moderator Builds both hands from scratch with a training glove as a visual guide, covers the classic weak-grip and deep-interlock mistakes. On topic throughout.

Reviewer Solid and accurate, just very fast and list-like.

Moderator A compact but complete rundown of grip fundamentals for both hands plus the common grip style choices. On topic throughout.

Reviewer Short, but it actually tells you which way to go based on your specific problem.

Moderator Purely about one grip detail -- short vs long left thumb -- and stays tightly on it.

Reviewer Good concrete self-check for the trail hand specifically.

Moderator Focused specifically on trail (right) hand placement in the grip - a narrower slice of the full grip, but squarely part of the same sub-skill.

Reviewer Simple, effective analogies for a first-timer -- just sit through the book plug.

Moderator Squarely grip, for someone brand new to golf -- hand position via the "clap" analogy, fingers vs palm, the three grip styles, and a 0-10 pressure scale, with a promo for his own coaching site and book worked in.

Reviewer Great explanation of WHY bad grips cause bad shots -- just don't expect the full fix in this clip.

Moderator Diagnosing strong vs weak grip and their consequences is squarely grip content, even though it's fault-focused rather than build-from-scratch.

Reviewer Good quick refresher, though the fuller explanation lives in his other video.

Moderator Same natural hand-hang method as the other Cullen videos, applied to both hands. On topic, just more compressed.

Reviewer Correct checkpoints, but reads like a caption list rather than a taught lesson.

Moderator A checklist entirely about golf grip fundamentals - hand placement, thumb position, V alignment. On topic throughout.

Reviewer A useful insight buried in an explanation that really needs the video, not just the words.

Moderator This is grip technique, using a training aid, the "Grip Aid," to show correct hand placement -- pad-of-hand positioning and the resulting wrist "kink" for both hands.

Reviewer Good diagnostic content, interrupted by a membership pitch.

Moderator Squarely grip -- the weak/neutral/strong categorization by V position, and the ball-flight implications of each, with a plug for his coaching community in the middle.

Reviewer Solid basics for the lead hand, just wish it went the full distance to the trail hand too.

Moderator Concrete, on-topic lead-hand build with a real checkpoint (two knuckles, line to the trail shoulder). Only covers the lead hand in this clip, so it's a partial build.

Reviewer Good explanation, slight lead-gen angle at the end.

Moderator On topic - grip strength (weak/neutral/strong) and why a stronger grip helps generate distance via more hand/wrist leverage. Narrower focus than a full grip lesson but a legitimate part of grip technique.

Reviewer Small but solid - a real, usable check.

Moderator Focused specifically on how to check if your grip size fits (two-finger-touch-palm test) - narrower than full grip technique but a real, useful, concrete part of the topic.

Reviewer The knuckle-count and thumb-position cues are exactly the kind of concrete checks a golfer needs.

Moderator Real coach explaining V direction, the two-knuckle check, thumb position and lifeline placement in real depth early on -- genuinely about the grip. But the session then drifts into backswing, transition, sequencing and ground-force talk with the student, so grip isn't the whole video.

Reviewer Reasonable but generic, and it's a bit of a store ad by the end.

Moderator Covers grip size categories (jumbo/midsize/standard/undersize) relative to hand size - on topic but narrower than full grip technique, and closes with a retailer sales pitch (free delivery, loyalty points, academy access).