Me and My Golf demonstrates a simple 'kneading bread' technique to fix common grip errors where the hands become disconnected. This feel helps golfers avoid a weak lead hand and an overly strong trail hand, promoting better control through a more unified connection with the club.
Avoid the tendency for the lead hand to turn weak and the trail hand to turn strong.
Press the hands toward each other rather than allowing them to separate.
Ensure you can see 2–3 knuckles on your lead hand for a neutral-to-strong position.
Apply pressure with the trail hand on top of the handle (a pinching sensation) for better control.
Use the 'kneading bread' feel to synchronize the hands into a cohesive unit.
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