The left hand low putting grip is popular across the professional tours, but what are the benefits? Our expert shares ...

Left Hand Low Grip - 2 Players (10%) Left-hand low, also known as cross-handed, is a putting grip where the left hand is positioned below the right hand (for a right-handed golfer) on the putter.

Mitchell, though, offered a crystal-clear reason for his turnaround: after employing a new left-hand low putting grip for the WM’s first five holes, he reverted to a conventional putting grip ...

What It Is: Also known as the "left-hand low" grip, the cross-handed grip is a popular choice for those looking to stabilize their putting stroke by leveling their shoulders.

by: John Schwarb Posted: Mar 21, 2024 / 03:29 PM EDT Updated: Mar 21, 2024 / 03:29 PM EDT Golf Pride’s new Reverse Taper grips are wider at the bottom to reduce lower-hand tension.

The pistol’s substantial flat sides can be popular with a left-hand low (for righthanders) grip. The flat is more of an oval shape, much larger on the sides and conducive to straight-back ...

The pistol’s substantial flat sides can be popular with a left-hand low (for righthanders) grip. The flat is more of an oval shape, much larger on the sides and conducive to straight-back ...