If you’re supporting the club at the top, the chances of the clubhead being on the proper path with the face square through impact are much greater. It must be either square or slightly cupped with your left wrist.No matter if it is a little cupped because your hands—and thumbs—are under the club supporting it.
That allows you to keep the clubface square through impact longer. When you’re bowed at the top and your hands are on the side of the grip, you need a flipping action—flash speed at impact—to square the clubface.
Your swing will be more repeatable without relying on quick action.
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