Macro Golf PowerStroke Full Swing Golf Grip

Macro Golf PowerStroke Full Swing Golf Grip Macro Golf introduces the PowerStroke , a USGA Conforming golf grip designed to bring the consistency and the power of a true One Plane swing to your game. With the most ergonomic shape of any grip in golf, PowerStroke provides measurably more tension free wrist flexibility than standard grips for smooth one plane full swing extension and firm left hand control,? Set-up/address through impact. Unlike conventionally tapered standard grips which are shaped only to counter the effect of centrifugal force, PowerStroke reflects the form of gripping hands and is designed to provide the specific physical grip requirements necessary for an efficient, and consistent, golf swing. The patented, three-tiered design of PowerStroke is a new, USGA conforming grip with a comfortable ergonomic shape that provides measurably greater tension free swing wrist hinge flexibility and extension than conventional grips. The pictures below illustrate Powerstroke's greater non-dominant left hand full wrist extension at address in contrast to the prominent wrist angle of conventional grips. The PowerStroke shaft stays parallel and in one plane with the forearm with both relaxed fingers and in a firm grasp; the conventional grip however is parallel to and in one plane with the forearm only when held loosely in the fingers. In a firm grasp the conventional grip forms an angle at the wrist hinge the Fulcrum Effect* placing the club and the forearm in two distinct planes. During the golf swing with a conventional grip, re-gripping of the left hand from the milder finger pressure of the set-up to the firmer grip of impact often occurs, further triggering the fulcrum effect and the undesirable swing arc variation it causes. & &Features &• The full tension free extension of a repeatable One Plane set-up and swing &• The smooth wrist cock transition at the top &• A more powerful, resistance free full extension through release and impact &• Eliminates swing event spine angle changes