TeeTime Golf Pass Tip of the Week: Find Your Perfect Putting Grip

Putting is one of the most personal parts of golf—just take a look at the pros, and you’ll see a variety of different putting grips in play. But with so many styles, how do you know which one is right for you?

In this TeeTime Golf Pass Tip of the Week, Darren deMaille from QuickFixGolf.com breaks down the most common putting grips and how to find the one that works best for your game.

7 Popular Putting Grips & Their Benefits

Conventional (Reverse Overlap): The standard grip for most golfers, offering stability and control.
Cross-Handed (Left Hand Low): A favorite among players who struggle with wrist movement, helping to create a more consistent stroke.
The Saw (Vertical Claw): Ideal for those looking to reduce hand tension and encourage shoulder-driven putting.
Sideways Claw: Similar to the Saw, this grip helps neutralize wrist action for a smoother stroke.
The Preacher: Both hands are even, with thumbs down the grip, promoting level shoulders for a balanced stroke.
Arm Lock: A great option for beginners or those looking to eliminate hand manipulation—the grip is anchored against the lead arm for maximum control.
Broomstick (Split Grip): Less common today due to rule changes, but still effective for golfers who prefer a longer, pendulum-style stroke.

The Key to Any Putting Grip: Lead Hand Control

No matter which grip you use, the key to great putting is a stable lead hand. Your lead hand is the rudder of your stroke, guiding the putter in a straight line. Here’s how to improve your stroke:

✅ Align the putter with your lead hand’s palm for better consistency.
✅ Move your lead wrist like a piston—side to side, not up and down.
✅ Practice one-handed strokes to reinforce control and stability.

Find What Works for You & Stick With It

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to putting grips—you just need to find the one that feels most natural and consistent. Watch Darren’s full video to see the grips in action and start sinking more putts!

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