Interlocking Grip

Interlocking grip
This is a type of grip where a golfer links his/her little finger of the left hand with the index finger of the right hand. The opposite applies to a left-handed golfer.
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Interlocking Grip
The next most common grip is called the Interlock, or Interlocking. This grip is very popular on the LPGA Tour and has been used by many top male players including Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

Interlocking grip
Grip style where (for right-handed players) the pinkie finger of the right hand is hooked around the index finger of the left. Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods use the interlocking grip.

Interlocking Grip
Used a lot by women. Because it's an ideal grip technique for women with shorter fingers. You strech your right little finger and the left fore finger. For left handed lady golfers vise versa.
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interlocking grip-- A particular kind of golf grip in which the little finger of the left hand is intertwined with the index finger of the right hand for a right handed player and vice-versa for a left-handed player.

interlocking grip A method of gripping the club where the right pinky wraps around the left index finger (for right-handed players).
intended line The expected line of ball trajectory.
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Interlocking Grip: The pinkie of the low hand on the grip hooks around a hooking index finger of the high hand.
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interlocking grip
Method of of gripping the handle of the club in which the little finger of the right hand intertwines with the forefinger of the left hand.

Interlocking Grip : A method of placing the hands on the club such that the index finger of the top hand (nearest the end of the handle or grip) and the pinky of the bottom hand hook together, intertwine or interlock ...

interlocking grip
The right hand little finger goes over the left hand index finger aka Vardon grip.
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The Interlocking Grip: a popular golf grip; the little finger (right hand) interlock with the index finger (left hand); Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods use this grip.

Interlocking Grip
To hold the club such that the little finger of one hands is wrapped around the fore-finger of the other.
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Interlocking grip
A right-handed player using this grip will interlock the little finger of his right hand with the index finger of his left hand (vice versa for lefties). A good grip for players with small hands.

Interlocking Grip - The golf club handle is gripped with the little finger of the
right hand intertwined with the forefinger of the left hand.
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INTERLOCKING GRIP - a type of grip where the little finger of the lower hand is interlocked with the index finger of the upper hand.
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Example: The relative position of the hands to the club's face is the same in a ten finger/baseball/full finger grip as it is in the other more popular overlapping and interlocking grips.

Having read about the interlocking grip (essentially a minor change in one finger) I tried it - and liked it! That grip now works for me.

The griphic below that shows Tiger Woods' golf grip, it's clear that he uses an interlocking grip.

But, you can make it simple to follow especially for kids and then when they can understand some science, you can then explain the real mechanics, such as why most professionals employ either the Vardon or the Interlocking grip and NOT THE BASEBALL ...

The Fix: Extend your pinkie farther into the gap that separates the knuckles on your glove hand. Another option is to adopt an interlocking grip, where your dominant hand's pinkie and glove hand's index finger "wrap" around each other.

I just started playing last year and up until a month ago I was using a baseball grip, which I knew was wrong, but it felt natural. A more knowledgeable buddy made me change to an interlocking grip which I'm now comfortable with.

Players with smaller hands sometimes find the interlocking grip, with the little finger of the right hand interlocked with the index finger of the left hand, works best for them. Players with smaller should use a baseball type grip.

See also: Interlock, Interlocking, Grip, Golf, Swing