Does or can hitting lend itself to a firm (read VERY firm) grip pressure. Was doing a little experimenting before the snow hit the ground and was hitting some real quality golf shots. Felt like a hit and hold on (invision the stinger) but the ball was going long and straight short irons seemed to have more spin. Felt like I was really able to keep the hands and wrists from breaking down more. I know Mark Evershed who worked with Tomasello advocates a firm grip, but I believe that may be from the relationship he had with Moe Norman and a belief in the non deviating club face or something like that.
Thoughts??
I would consider myself a 9 on a scale from 1 to 10 as far as grip pressure. I'm preparing the pressure points to be applied, #1 most importantly. When I think of pushing against something, anything really, I would not imagine that I had a live bird between me and the object. That old Snead comment has most certainly ruined many pressure points.
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