Most golfers learn to play in a position that can limit the level of play.This could have a significant effect, even if it's only about making children try both ways.Until now, most coaches simply say "Here is a golf stick game, what hand do you write?".
However, this is not only for children, but also for those who are new in sport.There is always margin to question traditional methods and advance things.
From the study, only 9 of the 30 golfers of the upper category, played in an inverted position, while there were only five players in an inverted position in the other four combined groups.The researchers found a significant representation of higher category golfers and professionals who adopted an inverse position.
The most common reasons that the ‘inverted’ golfers gave to choose to play in this way were greater precision and distance.The study authors think that an inverted position may not differentiate players at the highest level, but it can be useful to reach that player category.
Beginners should try it
In addition, for the most novice golfers, initially it can be easier to lift a stick and hit the ball with a traditional grip.However, exchange hands can be beneficial in the long term.
Although having the dominant hand in the lower part of a golf grip offers an easier way to hit the ball when the game is learned for the first time, it does not transmit long -term advantages. A medida que se desarrolla la habilidad, tener un agarre fuerte más lejos del extremo de golpe aumentaría la potencia debido a que el pivote principal está más lejos del extremo de golpe del palo y aumenta el control a medida que la mano superior guía el swing.
There may be an advantage in playing golf with an inverted posture due to the preferred hand location at the top of the stick.This could have a significant effect on how the game is taught and played.
