Strong Grip: Where the hands are rotated into a position of more physical advantage on the grip and, all else being equal, the club face has a tendency to close during the swing (e.g., for a right-handed player the hands would be in a strong position if the 'v' formed by the thumb and forefinger pointed more to the player's right than the right shoulder: the grip might generally be referred to as strong if either the left hand or both hands were in a strong position -- what constitutes strong or weak may vary between players and opinions may vary slightly between experts)

 

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