Wrists and arms would pick the club up on back swing, not the fingers. As he demonstrates with the towel, simply a subtle countermovement of the fingers. Almost like moving the top of the hands towards each other.

@@guitar1950 Thanks for the reply. So are you saying there is a bit of a pickup with wrists and arms on the back swing? also regarding fingers, do you mean like "Clasping" both the top of the hands towards each other? Thanks for the help...

@@briangaitens4227 actually,for me, I don’t intentionally cock my wrists. The momentum of the backswing and the weight of the club sets my wrists near the top and during transition to the downswing. As Cowan demonstrates with wringing a towel, the fingers of each hand work in opposite directions on the grip. If during the takeaway, the fingers of both hands rotate in the same direction, for example: they rotate clockwise for a right hand golfer, the club pulls too far inside and the clubface opens too much. I focus mainly on keeping my wrists loose and my arms and shoulders as relaxed as possible throughout my swing. Hope this helps.

@@guitar1950 Thanks Dave, yes that helps allot my friend. That's exactly what has been happening in my back swing take away, my fingers/hand have been rotating same direction on back swing, club head far way inside and open. I have now got both hands and fingers opposing each other and the grip for sure is more stronger and impact way better. Thanks for the help.

@@briangaitens4227 you are welcome!!! Hope it keeps progressing in a positive manner. I've discovered there are two very important factors in a good golf swing. 1. Balance 2. Relaxed arms and shoulders. Adding in oily wrists and proper lower body movement helps too.