BPS golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses how to put your hands on the club properly to form a neutral golf grip. This grip video is different from his first. He goes into more detail about the function of the grip and some finer points not usually discussed.
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Hit better 40 to 60 yard wedge shots
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Improve your golf swing with the gate drill
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Hit from an uphill lie
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Hit a 60 yard chip shot
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Reduce tension in your swing while you golf
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Hit with hybrid golf clubs
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Fix your golf swing slice
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Swing your iron properly
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Hit a golf ball 300 yards
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Fix your golf grip to cure a hook shot
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Hit a golf ball straight and far off the tee
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Clock your wedge shots for a better golf swing
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Grip a golf club left-handed
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Cure a push shot in golf with proper ball position
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Perform a drill to help your golf club release
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Rotate your hips to cure a push shot in golf
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Perform a proper release and follow through in golf
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Hit your approach shot close in a golf game
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Use proper golf stance to hit the ball straight
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Stay behind the ball in golf
How To:
Hit better 40 to 60 yard wedge shots
How To:
Improve your golf swing with the gate drill
How To:
Hit from an uphill lie
How To:
Hit a 60 yard chip shot
How To:
Reduce tension in your swing while you golf
How To:
Hit with hybrid golf clubs
How To:
Fix your golf swing slice
How To:
Swing your iron properly
How To:
Hit a golf ball 300 yards
How To:
Fix your golf grip to cure a hook shot
How To:
Hit a golf ball straight and far off the tee
How To:
Clock your wedge shots for a better golf swing
How To:
Grip a golf club left-handed
How To:
Cure a push shot in golf with proper ball position
How To:
Perform a drill to help your golf club release
How To:
Rotate your hips to cure a push shot in golf
How To:
Perform a proper release and follow through in golf
How To:
Hit your approach shot close in a golf game
How To:
Use proper golf stance to hit the ball straight
How To:
Stay behind the ball in golf
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