Never get your golf grip wrong again

Jerome Rufin demonstrates eight critical fundamentals for a perfect golf grip. The video covers precise anatomical landmarks including heel pad placement, knuckle alignment, and the specific gap between the thumb and forefinger to ensure consistent contact and power.

• Align the end of the club with the end of your hand for proper length control.
• The club should rest against the heel pad of the lead hand, not the thumb pad.
• Position your thumb right of center so that the base is further right than the tip.
• A proper grip should show three knuckles in a row: left index, right ring, and right middle.
• At the correct angle, your thumb and forefinger should not touch; trying to force them together ruins the hand angle.

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