Handsy Golf breaks down the pros and cons of using a 10-finger grip versus traditional interlocking or overlapping grips. The instructor explains that while a 10-finger grip can make the hands feel disconnected, it activates a beneficial push-pull force similar to a split-grip drill that helps golfers generate lag and clubhead speed.
Interlocking and overlapping grips help the hands mold together into a single functioning unit.
The 10-finger grip can feel like each hand is working independently.
A key advantage of the 10-finger grip is activating a push-pull sensation between the hands.
Pushing against the butt end while pulling back with the lead index finger helps increase lag and clubhead speed.