With an autoclave.

Teaching You To Hold Your Grip

Hold your grip by right posture is very important because only when you hold it right you can swing well.

Your grip should be in the fingers of both hands, not the palms

Most of the grip pressure should be felt in the last three fingers of your left hand. There is much less pressure in the right hand. There should be no pressure at all in the thumb and forefinger of the right hand with your golf clubs .

Keep your overall grip pressure light. Don't "squeeze the toothpaste out of the tube."

Make sure your grip is strong enough, with both V's pointing over your right shoulder.

A strong left hand grip produces solid shots.

Keep hands close together.If you don't hold tightly your clubs you can not play well although you hold callaway clubs.

For low ball flight, keep grip pressure firm throughout swing.

To promote a fade, keep left grip firm and right grip light.

When putting, keep palms facing each other.

For better accuracy when putting, make both V's in your grip point to your chin.

To avoid trouble on the right, strengthen your grip.

To avoid trouble on the left, weaken your grip.

Gripping the club too long can cause many swing ailments.  If the butt end of the club presses into the heel pad of your left hand, you may lose control of the club at the top of your backswing.  This can cause you to re-grip the club on your downswing and slow down your arm swing through the ball.  By gripping the club so the butt end is even with the edge of the heel of your left hand, you will retain control throughout your swing.This will create confidence and lower your score.

Relax to catch your grip，and master the power then you can play well.

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