Throughout of my golf career (spanning around seven years) I have been using a putter grip that is left higher than the right hand. I switched from Tiger's reverse overlap, to my regular club grip, to no overlap or interlock to right hand right next to the shaft while my left hand is near the butt of the grip. I use this grip because it gives me more control over the line.

I am naturally left handed and used to play very casual golf left handed however when I became addicted and took a series of lessons my instructor switched me to the right side based on over 40 yrs of tennis hitting a two-handed backhand which is like a right hand golf swing. I loved it. I tried putting right but because of the dominant eye putt left, right hand low.

Love how simple you explain all 3 grips, makes it easy for us to understand! Your a good teacher/coach! I wish more coaches would explain it the way you do! Keep up the good work// #golfholics 🤙

using just a classic right below left. I was having some real problems with my putting until my coach got me to slow down and visualise my putts, has made a huge difference especially those ones with in 10ft

My putting grip is still something I mess around with and change A lot in my game! I tend to be fairly accurate when it comes to finding the right line but really struggle with judging distance! I feel if my putting is one of the main reasons I'm still a high handicap!

Ever since i start playing, ive been using pencil grip. Thank for the coaching Pete..

6:19 was slick Pete. Didn't even look at it:😂

For me it's the conventional grip with left index covering two fingers of the right hand. The only customisation I use is to adjust the right hand so that I feel my right elbow is closer to my body. Haven't tried the other grip types but as I am going to be starting a major effort to improve my putting this month I may consider them. Anyhoo, thanks for the vlog - nice to see the various grips properly explained. Cheers

I personally like the claw grip

There's one more, which I tried several years ago and it's helped me achieve pro-level putting stats. For a RH golfer, try rotating your left forearm until your palm faces as horizontal as feels comfortable, IOW a very, very 'strong' grip. That now creates a pivot-point for the left elbow and allows for a very straight feel through impact. YYMV, but it's worked for me.

I don't hold the grip like any of those even though I've tried. But I have learned how to square up my shoulders and get my stance right. Also bought me a new grip for my putter. It's a used putter and that grip that is on it now is unbelievably smooth and round. The putter is really too long for my height, but I've gotten use to it.

I'm all about that baseball grip. Right hand low, no fingers overlapping. Tried & true.

Great video, Pete. I've used a "not reversed" double interlock for quite some times, now. Basically a standard interlock grip, but the last two fingers of the right hand interlock with the first two of the left hand. Then thumbs align, either on top of each other if the grip in "thin-ish" or side by side on a super-stroke or similar wider grip. Not sure why I use that, but it works (for me) as it feels so natural that I forget it and my wrist do not activate in any unwanted way during the stroke. However, they can still act a bit and allow for more power and precision on longer putts...

I use the conventional right below left, but I interlock my first and second fingers of my left with my third and fourth of my right hand. Seems to be working ok, shot an 81 off a handicap of 20 this morning! Great video by the way!!

Thanks this helped a lot - tried the two hands almost together at the same level and loved it, never felt more comfortable putting!

Great video. I use the pencil (claw), on putts 25 ft. or less. I use conventional reverse overlap for longer than 25 ft. and any putt off the green for the reasons you described

In never really learned a correct putter grip. Thanks for the info !

Even before watching a second of this video, my prediction that the summary is "whichever is most comfortable"

I putt one handed. Seriously, I putted poorly two handed. Made the switch years ago after messing around putting one handed. I was amazed how much better I putted with one hand. I have more feel and better distance control. Bottom line is I am much more confident using one hand than two.

I putt with a in between full on claw grip and pencil grip? I put my first two fingers plus thumb over the grip and the rest up against the side and it helped me with speed. My alignment was never a problem but putting on Texas greens some can be very fast, the claw helped me slow down my pace

This video has reformed my putting n- fold in an afternoon!! Shout out to Pete 👊🏻 reverse grip all the way baby

I use a pistol style grip with thumbs down the front one hand below the other and then both index fingers flanking the sides of the putter. So conventional style with the index fingers providing stability of line with a straight back and through stroke

i Put a superstroke flatso Grip on my Putter because i'm using a Grip very close to your second Version in this Video. only that my thumps are nearly parallel next to each other. Also tried differend Types of grips but this works best for me

I have been using the crossover grip for years my preferred grip

That last grip I learned from golfi g amatuer for close range putts.. Usually the 2-3 ft.. It puts more control towards the hole at close range. A more convetional grip for anytning far just to better understand speeds with accuracy.

Left hand low, or reverse overlap for myself however for most of my golfing career I have used the tiger woods conventional style grip

I use the pencil grip just like you showed. It does give me better control of the face. Great teacher you are. 👍🏼🍺

im using your grip without overlapping i think im going to try your grip looks more stable. really good video keep it up.

Claw grip for me Pete my putting improved so much when I adopted this grip. Shame I can't chip for toffee

i use the pen-holder grip like Sergio and its a very nice and comfortable grip but i do have a hard time gauging distances and how hard i should hit the putt

I do a conventional baseball grip with my right hand and cover the top with my left hand and have my thump intersecting with my wrist made a huge different

I use the left hand low grip because I wanted to try something new because I struggle with putting a lot

ive somehow ended up with a normal full stroke interlock grip... but with two fingers on my right hand interlocked, feels really secured and i can swing really square

I use combination pencil claw when I'm at short or medium length, but for long ones I have my own concoction of the "traditional grio"

You deserve a million mate

Lookup Georges putting grip on you tube , the only perfect pendulum grip you will find, an idea from an average golfer not a pro, you never know where the next great idea will come from, someday we will see a pro do this, its a perfect triangle! Changed my game!! Little awkward @ first but stay with it, just read and speed once you get the feel!!

Great Video Pete! Not enough people talking about the putting game. I'm left handed so I just need to switch all the left and right instructions.

What about the 2 thumb grip... usually used with a "2 thumb" branded putter grip. I use the 2 thumb grip with a fatso no.5 Superstroke grip. Side by side hands so less worry about one hand / shoulder being dominant. Have you ever seen / tried it?

Hi Peter, Shortgame Question: Whats the best shot and strategy on holes with a short pin position from the rough, lets say from 20-50 feet and you missed your g.i.r. and want to avoid bogeys and doublebogeys? Thx

I use the pencil grip. the grip that Sergio Garcia uses. love that grip!

Thanks Pete. Love this video. Thinking about changing grips as I’ve been missing a few too many 4fters lately.

Thank you Mr Finch, ive tried few of this for weeks and seems got grip better. Makes me really happy! Keep continue making these. +1 Subs + 1 like + new viewer

Hi pete ,another great video. I use left bellow right . Can you tell me the benefit of having the 50g weight in the end of a super stroke flatso grip ? cheers and keep up the great vids

My grip is closest to the standard reverse overlap but I interlock as per my main swing and for some reason I have my right index finger pointing down the right side of the grip.

Double underneath is a very underrated variation as well. Almost impossible for any wristiness to get into your stroke.

I used to use the reverse grip and it started causing me to pull it so I suggest using the finger interlock grip because I went to that and now my putting couldn't be better

How does left hand or right hand dominance affect which grip might be best

Can u make a video on how to get an even roll on every putt consistently? Or more on putting fundamentals

Hello Peter, quick question: How do your hand grips differ depending on the club grip? Since you're using a fat grip, how would that change your approach to your hand grip strategy? I'm using the stock grip on my Nike Origin putter and don't necessarily want to change it. Certain hand grips seems more appropriate depending on the club grip. Thanks.

I do the first one but I also interlock the pinky and middle finger

Great stuff, Pete, thank you. Going to try a couple of them on the practice green…

I really struggle with confidence on the green, cuz my putting is trash. What do u think is the best putting grip for me moving forward?

i use the same grip for all my clubs. I will be trying the claw grip though ;)

Use the one that feel comfortable and works for you, Simple!,

I have tried all of the grips and the closer I am to the hole the worse I putt, unless I use a heavy headed putter. I believe its all in the mind, in practise no problem in a match different. I am trying to think of Seve advice ' Don't think about the consequences '

All my putting grips are "Prayer Grips"...I prefer left hand low...on my jumbo sized Winn grip...

Reverse left hand low pencil grip

I was curious as to how much overlap you used, as it looked in the on-course vlogs that it was quite extensive. For someone with shorter fingers (Cadet-size glove as opposed to standard), would you suggest more "finger coverage" of the grip for control, such as less overlap or even a 10-finger grip?

Great video - please more vids on putting! Way too many on swing plane etc.

Finally!!! Ive been asking for this for ages!!!!!

Hi Pete, I play golf right handed yet Im left eye dominent ( I write, play pool, darts, shoot ect left handed). when I stand over my putts RH (right handed) I see the line on an angle rather then when I stand LH (left handed) on my putts it looks more down the line. Do you know of anyone to play RH and putt LH and should I persist with RH or put effort into trying it LH.

Which grip do you use and think that it's working

I'm curious about the Garsen putter grip, which has a top surface shaped like an upside-down V, instead of being flat.

Just got an Odyssey Works RX #7. It feels a little lighter than I want. Do you suggest lead tape? I use a conventional grip right now. Thanks Pete!

Great Video Pete. Have played around with lots of different variations and have ended up with my thumbs aligned at the same level with both hands, and using a larger grip to accommodate this. I have seen a few tour players using similar. Does this style have a name?! Cheers.

I use a double overlap

I often switch between traditional grip and left hand low grip... any suggestions as to which one to stick with?

How loose or tight would you recommend gripping the putter?

Hey pete, when will you post the next rivalry video. (rick vs pete)

Hey great vid

I use speiths putting grip

4:45: Hey this is very interesting, really very helpf...OH LOOK A DOGGY!

I have so many golf friends that change grips like I change underwear, like once every month. It's getting to a ridiculous point when players refuse practicing, play a couple of rounds, failing on the green, changing grip and repeat procedure.

my two cents worth is stick to conventional. other styles are just experiments to mask for poor putting performance. it would be interesting to see the percentage of majors won using each style - plus scotty. conventional worked well for nicklaus, woods, player, palmer, phil, rmc.

How about you just hole out all your approach shots then you don't have to worry about grip lol

Do those fat super stroke grips make a difference or is it just preference?

Any chance of a video review for your BOA shoes? getting ready to buy some new summer shoes and not sure whether to go for traditional laces or boa

Cross handed baseball grip

Gray descriptions and demonstration. But unfortunately I'm left handed and it's a bit harder than you think to follow the video and in your head turn the grip around to work on a left handed outter.. But that's the way it is for us left handers. The red headed step children of the golf world. If I was anygood I would start my own golf academy for left handers which might be a really bad idea from a business standpoint. But even surgical tools are made for the right handed populace. I unfortunately had a patient die becauseI had to use a clamp made for right handers. Poor Mr Valdez died because of right handed bias. Tragic. But not as tragic as me having trouble with putting grips and lack of LH club inventory. LOL. I'm just kidding about Mr Valdez he lived just walks little funny. LOL

Left👏hand👏low

Not takin jabs but Mark did this exact video last year, same thumbnail and everything.

Where is the Side Saddle tutorial Pete?! Lol

Go to 2 minutes to find the start of the video - 6:24.

1st views of Mr Finch videos. Is that Brady Bunch fake grass you're putting on, Peter?

Missed off the two thumb?

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4:50 look at that dog go!

So in other words, it's all down to whichever one you're more comfortable with...

bro your in rick sheils turf

Random dog running in the background at about 4:50 mark

I'm using the "pencil grip" for about 2 years now. With succes. There's a video with Mickelson explaining the pro's & con's about it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ar2dea6gr83MiYE.html . I do it exactly as he describes and he has a valid point for long puts on slow greens. But it works for me :-)

5:20 is where the first ball gets hit for those that got irritated by watching him almost hit it 5 thousand times but then not

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You drop your putter 😂