Keep your Grip Pressure Constant
Nerves can sometimes make your hands and arms overactive during your golf swing, especially during the transition and through impact zone.
When players are nervous, they tend to grip the tighter than normal. This would make them tense, and it make much harder to hit the consistent shot under pressure.
Others increase the grip pressure during the swing. Some players do this during the transition or during the downsing through impact.
If you increase your grip pressure during your golf swing, it can affect the clubface angle and the path of the golf swing and cause the ball to slice or hook.
So hit it straight under pressure, you might want to focus on your grip pressure during the swing.
I like you to try to keep your grip pressure constant from the start of your swing to the finish.
I think it's a very good idea to control the shot under pressure. Tour pros also use this technique to control their nerves. It should help you as well.
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