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Jun 09, 2010Pat O'Brien Blog Post (6/1/10) - Zach's Grip - www.patobriengolf.comBelow is a great post from Pat O'Brien's Blog�www.patobriengolf.com. �He talks about Zach's grip and Pat's teaching on the grip. �If you have a few minutes take a look and let us know your thoughts.

June 01, 2010

Zach's Grip

By now, you have heard from most commentators about Zach's grip and how he angles the shaft slightly behind the ball at address.� I want to thank Ian Baker Finch, Nick Faldo and Jim Nantz from CBS for taking the time to talk to me about it.� I appreciate that it is unusual, and I will explain why.

This is a picture I took of Zach's grip Wednesday of Colonial. �Little did I know that I would be commenting on it again by Sunday! �I took it because he made a small adjustment on his off week, where he placed a little sliver of his left heel pad on top of the grip. �This gave him a "locked in" feeling, without tension of course, and I wanted to document it for future reference.

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My left heel pad is more on top, and my right heel pad covers more of my left hand fingers.� I believe you have better leverage with the left hand this way, and the left wrist is less likely to break down through impact.� The right hand is less likely to dominate as well.� For more, go to earlier post on the grip�and�have a look at my DVD.

The main similarity between the two is that both of us have our forearms square to our target line.� Zach turns his right hand more under to achieve this, and it matches the feeling he has in his strong full swing grip.

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Comments Pat O'Brien Blog Post (6/1/10) - Zach's Grip - www.patobriengolf.com Below is a great post from Pat O'Brien's Blog�www.patobriengolf.com. �He talks about Zach's grip and Pat's teaching on the grip. �If you have a few minutes take a look and let us know your thoughts.

June 01, 2010

Zach's Grip

By now, you have heard from most commentators about Zach's grip and how he angles the shaft slightly behind the ball at address.� I want to thank Ian Baker Finch, Nick Faldo and Jim Nantz from CBS for taking the time to talk to me about it.� I appreciate that it is unusual, and I will explain why.

This is a picture I took of Zach's grip Wednesday of Colonial. �Little did I know that I would be commenting on it again by Sunday! �I took it because he made a small adjustment on his off week, where he placed a little sliver of his left heel pad on top of the grip. �This gave him a "locked in" feeling, without tension of course, and I wanted to document it for future reference.

�

My left heel pad is more on top, and my right heel pad covers more of my left hand fingers.� I believe you have better leverage with the left hand this way, and the left wrist is less likely to break down through impact.� The right hand is less likely to dominate as well.� For more, go to earlier post on the grip�and�have a look at my DVD.

The main similarity between the two is that both of us have our forearms square to our target line.� Zach turns his right hand more under to achieve this, and it matches the feeling he has in his strong full swing grip.

CONTINUE WITH STORY

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