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I’m constantly going back and forth between a stronger grip and a weaker grip. I definitely feel more powerful with a strong grip, yet players like Jack Nicklaus and Bryson DeChambeau have proven that a weaker grip can produce incredible power. What I do love about a weak grip... show more

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