To grip the driver effectively, focus on seating the club in your fingers rather than your palms, ensuring proper hand pressure and alignment to control the clubface.
Key Insights
Grip the club in your fingers, not your palms, to allow for a better wrist hinge and superior control over squaring the clubface at impact [src_2], [src_7].
Aim to see two to three knuckles on your lead hand while using a 'kneading bread' sensation to press your hands together for better connection [src_1].
Position the lead hand fingers at roughly a 90-degree angle to the shaft to optimize how the club loads and unloads during the swing [src_3].