Vardon Grip

The most common grip style in golf, named after legendary golfer Harry Vardon, where the pinky finger of the trailing hand (right hand for right-handed golfers) overlaps between the index and middle fingers of the lead hand. The Vardon grip provides excellent control and feel while allowing the hands to work together as a unit throughout the swing. This grip style is used by the majority of professional golfers and is recommended for players with normal-sized hands. The Vardon grip promotes proper hand action and helps prevent the hands from working independently during the swing.