Gator Grip: (also 'claw grip, psycho grip') an unusual method of gripping the putter, popularized by pga tour player chris dimarco, where the fingers of the bottom hand are on top of the grip rather than on the bottom

 

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Gator Grip: (also 'claw grip, psycho grip') an unusual method of gripping the putter, popularized by pga tour player chris dimarco, where the fingers of the bottom hand are on top of the grip rather tha . . . View Full Definition

Claw Grip: (also 'gator grip, psycho grip') an unusual method of gripping the putter, popularized by pga tour player chris dimarco, where the fingers of the bottom hand curl over the top of the club's . . . View Full Definition

Psycho Grip: (also 'claw grip, gator grip') an unusual method of gripping the putter, popularized by pga tour player chris dimarco, where the fingers of the bottom hand are on top of the grip rather than . . . View Full Definition

Overlapping Grip: (also 'overlap' and 'vardon grip' after famous player, harry vardon) the most common grip in golf, placing the hands on the club such that the pinky finger of the bottom hand rests on the in . . . View Full Definition

Purgatory: Donald Logan writes: It would be nearly impossible to exaggerate the significance of purgatory in the life of the medieval church, especially in the way that life was lived by individual Chr . . . View Full Definition

Pronated Grip: A grip on the bar where the palm of the hand faces down of you during the exercise.

Regrip: 1. To move or reposition the hands on the club during the swing 2. To replace the grip of a club

Suitcase Grip: Holding the ball as you would the handle of a suitcase; promotes reduced hook.

Vardon Grip: (also 'overlap grip, overlapping grip') the most common grip in use today, named after historic player harry vardon, where the baby finger of the lower hand overlaps and rests on the index f . . . View Full Definition

Weak Grip: Where the hands are rotated into a position of less physical advantage on the grip and, all else being equal, the club face has a tendency to open during the swing (e.g., for a right-handed . . . View Full Definition