Way to go Arnie!!

Right on Conway! Thank you for letting us know! 🫶🫶

Yeah Man! What a treat it was to spend time with him and watch him hit shots! 🫶😀👍

Exactly! But a secure grip is better for all circumstances; see “knife the grip shawn clement” for the trail hand and the feel you should have there to cut through the grass and leverage compression!

Yep! Toski and Flick were adamant that the muscles on the underside of the forearm dominate. To accomplish this, it feels like my grip pressure originates from the underside of the grip.

@@golflessons I will look that video up and I have set my morning alarm to say "Increase your grip pressure!"😄

Keep us posted! 👌👊

See “perfect grip shawn clement” for the lead hand and “knife the grip shawn clement” for the trail hand enjoy!!

Exactly! You can’t get speed without good grip pressure and you can’t get spin without speed.

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I flex the absolute sh*t out of my lead forearm. I don't bend my lead arm at all during my driver swing. 165 ball speed...

Get your own lesson off a coach and stick with that. Absolutely pointless watching youtube golf because every single coach all just contradict eachother 1 guy tells you to grip 3-4, anotjer tells you to grip is 8-9 1 tells you to hinge your wrists, one says not too, one says bow your wrists, 1 says cup 1 says weight shift, 1 says never weight shift The majority even contradict themselves video to video

Well, you have to clamp down on the towel to wring it out; Matt Fitzpatrick and Ryan Moore are similar with super strong lead hands and neutral trail hands and that can definitely be their own physicality. This is why GOLDILOCKS METHOD of finding out is awesome; get a solid taste of that for set up purposes in our premium channel at WISDOM IN GOLF PREMIUM.COM and start with the “goldilocks series” and you will see how we use this for swing plane, grip and club face when doing “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” and all other kinds of amazing chapters like short game and how much momentum to use on long putts, chips, pitches etc…GOLDILOCKS RULES!! 👍😀🫶

That was such a fun moment! FELT LIKE A JUNIOR AT MY OLD GOLF CLUB IN MONTREAL AGAIN!! 😝😀🫶Love this game to bits!

RIP MR BIRD ANALOGY!! 🫶😀👍👊Thank you for the great comment and for taking the time! 🫶🫶

Yeah Man!! Thank you for the great comment!🫶🫶😀👍

Squeeze the lead, secure the trail is what I am going with these days; this gave me an extra 15 yards across the board right handed; and I am kinda enjoying that…😝😜😀

Thank you RC! 😀👍

Exactly! So get on it everyone!! 👊💪👍

Gripping tighter will tone up the wrists but you will still be able to get solid range of motion in them!

When I clamp down on the golf grip (with emphasis on isolating and using my fingers only), it actually immobilizes and locks my wrists. Also, it actually adversely affects and inhibits the proper rotation of the forearms in the golf swing. How do you do this???? I feel like a freak???? Yikes!

@@HHHWLH this is your grip that is the issue! See “best video on grip ever shawn clement” and “knife the grip shawn clement” and get the grip right!

I have a prototype Shawn Clement instruction grip. Unfortunately, my wrists and forearms, even shoulders, are adversely affected or progressively tightens and restricts natural movement when clamping down on the grip. I applied the technique to using a hammer, and also a sledge hammer. I could not use either instrument functionally when I clamped down on the grip or handle. However, it is only natural to apply more grip pressure when more force is required to complete “heavier” tasks. But the entire body naturally reacts to the necessary task, which typically restricts the mobility of the wrists, arms, shoulders, etc., given the appropriate force required to complete the swing or task. I found that I cannot isolate gripping and clamping down on the golf grip that promotes or allows the necessary biomechanics of my wrists, forearms, shoulders, and rest of my body, when swing a golf club given the required shot at hand, let alone attempting to hit the ball farther. Grip pressure, moreso clamping down on the golf grip, did not increase my clubhead speed nor shot distance, let alone sacrificing accuracy of the shot.

@@HHHWLH sounds like you are definitely overdoing it; everyone interprets things differently; so do this: swing back and through without stopping for 4 or 5 swings and monitor what grip pressure you need for the hands. Ot to move on the club but also get the full release in there;

Forearms are the ones that regulate grip pressure, yes! But it stops there as you can swing from the shoulder sockets all day long! Like if you tossed a 5 LBS kettle bell horse shoe style 15 yards and then had to toss a 20 LBS kettle bell the same distance, you would mot use arm force, you would use the legs; but the arms are still swinging freely from the shoulder sockets! 😀👍

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Thanks! @@golflessons

Great comment! 😀👍🫶

Yes, amazing Driver and the Ventus Black 6S; my new Dark Speed LS driver has the 60 gram A Series from LA Golf and I am getting even more speed; can’t wait to get to the next speed session in a couple weeks!

Shawn , well getting more out of the LA series blue is no surprise. As for the Darkspeed , there is not enough in it to over take the Aero Jets. Wish they had a better finish on the darkspeed and darker . I'm seeing the crowns getting messed up at golf stores by demos .

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Right hand should grip it harder. You should be pulling through the ball with the lead (right) arm... not pushing through it with the trail arm... You can't push a rope (your club is rigid, but flexes like a semi-solid at driver speed...)

You only grip the putter tight enough so the face won’t turn as you initially take the putter back. This can be quite different from person to person!

Definitely! Steve Stricker, arguably one of the best putters in the game, on a scale of 1 (lightest) to 10 (strongest), grips his putter with a pressure of 7! Very stable face and no problems with distance control.

@@rc4728 Your eyes can play tricks on you also. I was missing putts to the right consistently. A laser confirmed my putter face was two degrees open when I thought it was square to the hole. This caused me to cut across my putts to keep them from going right. Not good. I used the Sam Putt Lab

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I’m in the same boat, i think it has to do with dynamic loft and how with irons you’re looking to compress the ball and if you do that with a driver you’ll increase spin which will cause the ball to balloon and come up short.

Dude that's me also...

@@Radioghost717 So you're thinking we need to come up on the ball more? I literally am trying that now. I hit a draw, but when I try and come up on it with the driver I'm getting a looping draw. Where's Shan when we need him? :)

Could try to experiment with your stance. I find opening up the stance a bit helps me not come from in to out too much. The snap hook is scary.. When my grip is too loose, the gearing effect on a toe strike is a big culprit

@@mikeyv1966 Thanks

My thoughts as well. For me increasing grip pressure leads to increased arm tension and worse results. I can't grip it harder without increasing arm tension.

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Gna gna gna; not a chance, well have a great day too Gilbert! 😝😂

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Actually. You are exactly right! I gripped the club just like a bird or tube of tooth paste and there WAS NO WAY TO INCREASE VELOCITY WITHOUT INCREASING GRIP PRESSURE. DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY OF MY NEW STUDENTS SHOW UP WITH LETTING GO OF THE CLUB AND HOLDING THE CLUB DO LIGHTLY THAT THE HANDS COLLAPSE ON THE CLUB?? It really is insane and that is really the only way to swing with that light of grip and I SHIT YOU NOT!!

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There you go! Try for yourself! Enjoy the moment! 😀🫶👍

1-you need to hold the club PROPERLY to leverage the hands; then depending on the shot, you will have some grips firm and some less; what this video is for are the golfers out there who are so loose on the club that the grip falls apart and I see this way too often in my teachings all over the world. Total BS is not a fair assessment, sorry!

Not BS I think, I hear Bryson always talk about putting force in the club, hard to believe he does that with soft hands. You can maybe start of with a soft grip but once you apply the force it will tighten up, why not start a bit tighter?