EASY FIX TO STREAMLINE YOUR BAD INTERLOCKING GRIP! 😎 

this has to be the best tutorial i’ve ever seen

Philippe from France, I'm Playing golf for more than 30 years, I have a lot of troubles with my grip switching between overlapping and interlocking. I recently discover that my way of interlocking was not rigth. Your video is very useful, ( as it is for most of them for me and the other on the french site) because you take your time to explain the process in details. Thanks

Shawn is simply the best golf coach on RU-vid to cover the key elements of the grip. I have been watching his videos on grip for over a decade. The man is a Jedi master!! 👍💯💯💪💪🙌🙌🙏🙏🔥🔥✊✊

Just the Goat 🐐 in golf instruction. Thank you.

I've never seen another teacher with the wealth of knowledge on how our anatomy works in the golf swing like you have. I have to have my lead hand strong and top hand in a much more neutral position because if my top hand gets strong I will snap hook it off the planet.

Another video so easy to understand.

Shawn. You are the best instructor hands down. I want my wife to allow me a private lesson with you for my belated 50th bday present. I’ll check your website to see if that’s even possible. Thanks

I worry I am going to forget all I learned this last season before the next one begins. The steady stream of content over the long winter really helps. Thanks!

Still can’t believe how easy to get the ball on line now after watching your videos. I love playing golf from the fairway and greens lol

Brilliant as usual Shawn ❤

Shawn, you are the Best Golf Coach on You Tube by Far! After fighting pulls and pull-hook misses for years, due to a strong grip in both hands, this video finally got through to me! The later video part on equalizing or matching the wrist cock in both wrists hit me between the eyes on my problem. That problem was a strong grip in BOTH hands that, for me, causes excessive left wrist cup at top of backswing, while preventing any cupping of the right wrist. When I use the Matt Fitzpatrick grip (strong Left and weaker Right) I get both wrists cocking properly, while Slightly Closing the Clubface at address gets my clubface square at at Impact! Thanks!

Shawn Clement's approach is based on biomechanics and neuroscience. It is based on a few concepts that he has been using for the past 15 years in his numerous videos. It is also based on experimentation with different positions and variations and the corresponding sensations, in terms of strength, balance and efficiency. Experimentation that is inhibited by the teaching of the single position and movement: neutral grip, stance square, not raising or lowering the head, making an uninterrupted movement. Neuroscience seems to agree with Shawn. Humans need a target, an intention, and are adaptive to variation. They throw objects and drive nails or cuts down trees and plants. All this is not usually taught. And is not easily accessible to the beginner nor acceptable / convincing to him. It takes a lot of experience to realise how relevant Shawn's teaching is and how simple it is. L'approche de Shawn Clement est basée sur la biomécanique et les neurosciences. Elle se résume à quelques concepts qu'il reprend depuis 15 ans dans ses nombreuses vidéos. Elle est aussi basée sur l'expérimentation de différentes positions et variations et des sensations correspondantes, en termes de force, d'équilibre et d'efficacité. Expérimentation qui est inhibée par l'enseignement de la position unique et du mouvement : grip neutre, stance square, ne pas monter ou descendre la tête, faire un mouvement ininterrompu. Les neurosciences semblent donner raison à Shawn. L'être humain a besoin d'une cible, d'une intention, et est un être d'adaptation à la variation. Qui lance des objets et plante des clous ou coupe des arbres et plantes. Tout ceci n'est généralement pas enseigné. Et n'est pas facilement accessible au débutant ni acceptable / convaincant pour lui. Il faut avoir beaucoup expérimenté pour se rendre compte de la pertinence de l'enseignement de Shawn et de sa simplicité.

Thanks sir very good explanation

I'm a deep grip guy, and I also have a tendency to grip the club tight, and I do go left more often. Last year I tinkered with a strong left hand and weak right, it helped tremendously, but this tweak, should have me on the senior tour in no time. Thanks Shawn!!

Great video. Been thinking about starting up again as I basically quit just over a year ago. Was playing a lot and not making any progress so I got frustrated and hung it up. Been entertaining the thought of playing again. Would definitely need to look at the grip before even hitting any balls.

I play interlocking and one test I do on the grip is point the index fingers and make sure they are pointing in the same direction. Really helps in the winter when wearing cold weather gloves and have reduced feel. Index fingers used to point more towards each other and caused my trail hand to release too much, causing a strong draw.

I agree. I struggle with competing hands..it's so frustrating 😫😩

Very nice !a must try next time on the range

Very interesting. I've used an interlocking grip for the past 20 years since getting more serious about golf and I notice that my interlock has gotten much deeper as you've described. It feels much more comfortable when I do that but lately, my shots have been pulling way to the left. I've tried working on my alignment and shoulders through the swing but it hasn't helped consistently. It may be that my "deep" interlock is the cause of that so I will definitely try this grip adjustment when I next go to the range; perhaps later today. Thank you Shawn!

has anyone conducted a study between a link to the inter-locking grip and the power fade vs. the Vardon grip and a baby draw? I think Shawn is old enough to remember Billy Casper & Jack Nicklaus

Shawn are you doing a Golf School/Camp in Florida anytime this year?

Hello: Have watched several of your grip videos. I am 66 and not consistent for my 14 index. Last week I had a 12 shot higher score from two days earlier. What videos do you suggest I view?

Shawn great video... If you have ever listened or seen the coach Pete Cowan he advocates a much tighter/firm grip in the fingers and wrist...he explains a firmer grip has more face control and consistency. A lot of people say to keep a loose grip which to me feels very weak when striking the ball... i switched to holding the club tighter as i can feel the strike better and feels more powerful. It would be interested to know your thoughts on this?

Hey Shawn do you prefer interlock or overlap for yourself and why?

Also, I struggle with conflicting snuff box hinge especially with irons. I have strong lead hand and weak trail hand. More than Mu. I’ve tried making trail strong like Sav but my trail really gravitates to weak. Not sure how to negotiate this once and for all so I can practice consistently with same grip.

What do you think about Greg Norman's sing? He stands kinda upright.

Hi Shawn, I’ve always had a strong 10 finger baseball grip from playing cricket…would you change this to interlock or stick with it as it feels comfy

I've used ten finger grip for nearly 50 years, since I started golf. Neither of the other grips worked for me. You mentioned ten finger for 2 seconds. How does that grip matter in this discussion?

I’d love to be able to over draw it! Had a fade all my life.

Hey Shawn I was wondering what your opinion on a laid off club at the top of the backswing was? I’ve been watching a lot of Larry Cheung lately coaching your old student Matt Blois and noticed he has a much more laid off position.

I swear to god you read minds. I have super strong grip and have hard time hitting big hooks and over drawing. Going to try and weaken my right hand over the top like you showed which is what I do on my chips and has been working well