In this video, you get a Jordan Spieth putting grip lesson to help make you a better putter.
You’ll also find out how to be less “handsy” in your putting stroke.
Minimizing your hand movements when putting prevents flipping the putter, and you’ll get a more consistent roll towards the hole.
First, you’ll get a great analysis of Spieth’s putting grip…
Spieth does a good job at getting his left hand low on the grip.
This left hand low method keeps his left wrist firm as he putts.
Spieth’s right hand double overlaps and fits nicely with the left hand.
Now on the putting stroke…
As Spieth brings back his putter, he adds a little bit of forward shaft lean.
So, you don’t want your wrists to be totally locked throughout the putting stroke.
It’s OK to be a little flexible but, of course, you don’t want to flip the putter.
Watch this video now to discover how to get the right amount of firmness with your putting stroke.
Not too flippy, but still allow your wrists to flex a small, controlled amount.
Practice this putting method and drain more putts like Jordan Spieth!