do not grip the club in the palm of your hand make sure that you get it in the base of the fingers easy way to do this draw two diagonal lines down the base of your fingers between your…

I was gripping the club the wrong way, that’s why my golf glove was wearing off after a month. Grip it more in the fingers, it works!!! ► Hit #Subscribe & #HitTheBell so you don’t miss out on any new…

A Malaska Golf Member wants to know about the right hand. She explains that several teachers talk about holding the club in your fingers more than the palm of your hand. The member wants to know the upsides and downsides…

Are you Engaging the Magic Fingers? If you want more pars but have a two-way miss, let’s make sure you’re using the magic fingers, these three fingers here. So, let’s go ahead and check your grip to introduce you to…

Okay it’s really really important that you hold the club especially with the irons with pitchin and puttings it’s a little bit different but it’s really important that you hold the club with your irons and your driver into the…

In this video, a Malaska Golf Member has noticed that when Mike swings a club with one hand, his heel pad is off the club. Mike explains that you should hold the club in the fingers and off the heel…

Gripping in the fingers of the lead hand is crucial to ensure that you can use your wrists correctly. Here is a quick lead hand grip check. #shorts #short Mike Bury Golf Website – https://www.mikebury.com/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/mikeburygolf/ Twitter -…

Work on getting a stronger grip. Hold the club more in your fingers, left hand on top, and palms facing down. **SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3v638Am **JOIN MALASKA GOLF!** The Malaska Golf app gives you on-demand access to over…

Mike Malaska helps John understand the importance of having the correct grip. The correct grip will help create the best speed producers with your wrists. Your left wrist serves as a chopping action, while your right wrist is more like…

Mike works with PGA Instructor Cathy Kim, helping her work through a shoulder injury. Cathy has been honored with Golf Digest’s “Best Young Teachers” for 2021-22. She is a dual member of the PGA of America and the LPGA. It…