1. No matter which way you choose your grip, you need to hold your club loosely.

A relaxed grip allows you to swing your club over your head and give you a more accurate and usually better sense of distance. Just like most things in golf, the harder you do, the worse you play. So try to stay natural and relaxed.

2. Baseball grip method.

This is a grip similar to a baseball player holding a baseball bat, so it is called a baseball grip. Note: For the following three grip methods, the left hand (right hand golfer) is in the same position.

Put your left hand on the golf club and bend your finger around the club so you can grip the club. The golf club should be on the right side of your finger and palm junction, and your left thumb should be straight toward the club head.

Put your right hand on the club so that the little finger of your right hand can comfortably fit the index finger of the left hand.

Hold your club so that part of your right palm supports the left thumb. Your right thumb should be slightly to the left and the left thumb slightly to the right.

3. Overlapping grip method.

Although there is nothing wrong with the baseball grip method, the fingers are basically unconnected. The overlapping grip allows the fingers to be joined, which provides more stability.
Start with a baseball grip, place your right hand finger between the left index finger and the middle finger gap or on the left index finger instead of the right thumb and left index finger.

4. Interlocking grip method.

This way, by locking the left and right hands together, it is more stable in three ways. This way is used by great golf masters Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

In order to realize the interlocking grip method, the baseball grip method is used. Then, insert the right hand little finger between the index finger and the middle finger of the left hand, and hook the index finger. Your right and little index fingers are locked into each other by locking them into an "x".

5. Choose the one that makes you feel comfortable.

Each method has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, as well as many other grip methods that we have not listed—the finger grip method, the loose grip method, or the grip method. Keep experimenting until you find a comfortable swing and fix the trend of some of your mistakes.

For example, the interlocking grip method is more suitable for small hands (like Nicklaus), and the overlapping grip method is very difficult for small hands.