To ensure a solid swing, let’s begin correcting the poor habits of an inappropriate grip:

Take the grip in your fingers opposed to the palm of your right hand. When the club is grasped in the palm, it innately forces you to hoist the club on the backswing. Consequently, the shot end up being topped or thinned because; the movement causes the left arm to shorten through the impact. Since the club has been improperly held, it causes the path of the club-head to be a bit higher than it would be –normally; so it contacts the upper part of the ball.

Any time the right hand is greatly rotated on the left of the handle, it promotes a slice When the right hand is turned too far to the right; the shot is more prone to result in a hook.

For a correct right hand grip, hold the club so the handle of it runs diagonally from the base of the little finger through to the middle of your index finger. The `V formation of the right forefinger and thumb should be parallel to the left-hand which also should be pointing somewhere between the shoulder and the right ear.

Another contributor of a bad swing is when players hunch their backs or bend from the waist. Bad posture is an adversary to any good golf game. Sometimes the patterns are so inherent that the golfer is unaware of the idiosyncrasies.