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The putter is the most used club in your bag (43% of strokes in an average round), yet most golfers never optimize their grip.
"The stroke starts with the grip. If your hands are out of sync, your putts will be too." — Dave Stockton, 10-time PGA Tour winner
Key factors in choosing a putting grip:
✔ Stroke type (straight-back-straight-through vs. arc)
✔ Hand dominance (strong trail hand vs. balanced)
✔ Yip resistance (minimizing wrist breakdown)
✔ Comfort (pressure and fatigue over 18 holes)
Used by: Tiger Woods, Ben Crenshaw
Best for: Players who prefer feel and tradition
How to Do It:
Pros:
✔ Excellent face control
✔ Works with all putter types
Cons:
✖ Requires practice to master
✖ Trail hand can overpower stroke
Used by: Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia
Best for: Golfers struggling with the yips
Variations:
Science Behind It:
![Left hand low grip comparison – Alt text: "Cross-handed putting grip demonstration"]
Used by: Jordan Spieth, Will Zalatoris
Best for: Players who pull putts
Key Benefits:
✔ Keeps lead wrist from breaking down
✔ Encourages pendulum motion
✔ Lowers face rotation by 40%
Used by: Matt Kuchar, Bernhard Langer
Best for: Players seeking maximum stability
Requirements:
Pros:
✔ Eliminates wrist movement
✔ Best for long putts
Used by: Jason Dufner
Best for: Golfers who want perfect face alignment
Setup:
Advantage:
✔ Forces shoulders to control stroke
Used by: Adam Scott (formerly)
Best for: Players with back pain
Note: USGA-legal only if not anchored
Used by: Rory McIlroy
Best for: Players who grip too tightly
Key Trait:
Ideal Pressure: 3/10 (scale of 1-10)
Test:
Common Mistakes:
Hand Size | Recommended Grip Diameter |
---|---|
<6.5" | Undersize (1.00") |
6.5–7.25" | Standard (1.10") |
>7.25" | Midsize (1.20") |
Why It Matters:
Q: Should I use the same grip for short and long putts?
A: Yes, for consistency—but some pros lighten pressure on lag putts.
Q: Does grip material matter?
A: Yes! Rubber for feel, corded for moisture control, silicone for vibration dampening.
Q: How often should I replace my putter grip?
A: Every 2 years (unlike full-swing grips).
✅ For most golfers: Reverse Overlap (best balance of feel/control)
✅ For yip sufferers: Claw Grip (reduces twitchiness)
✅ For stability seekers: Arm Lock (tour-proven results)
Pro Tip: Pair your grip with a high-quality putter grip (like YiDeXin’s Tour Series Silicone) for optimal tackiness in all conditions.
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