If you flip on the PGA Tour every weekend, you’ll see quite a few different grip techniques used by the pros. But which one is the most common? We took a look at the putting grips of the top 50 ...

Reaching a career-high world No. 5 singles ranking this year was a confidence-boosting achievement, in addition to being the top-ranked American on the ATP Tour for a long while. During his early ...

Her counter-punching style is an undeniable challenge for opponents, and a crucial component to that advantage is her forehand ... grip among the pros, more often seen on the ATP tour from ...

If there has been a theme in PGA Tour putting ... a reverse armlock grip). Five players used a long putter and 13 used a pencil or claw grip. Not surprisingly, the most common alternative grip ...

It's one of the most common alternative putting techniques on tour. It involves cocking the golfer's trail wrist and placing the right hand on top of the grip. This puts players' trail hand in a ...

"What a mistake, visually speaking, what they did at the Foro Italico in Rome with the Nicola Pietrangeli court, which was one of the most picturesque on the tour. They covered the statues to ...

In most cases ... have in common? They were the only pros we analyzed who employed a non-Golf Pride grip. It further reinforces Golf Pride’s claim as the “No. 1 grip on Tour.” ...

Everyone remembers the old saying "Drive for show, putt for dough." Advanced analytics have proven that cliche isn't quite as accurate as once thought, but that doesn't mean putting still isn't ...