How glove markings can ensure a flawless golf grip, per Hall of Fame teacher

GOLF Hall of Fame Teacher David Leadbetter shares a simple hack that uses glove markings to ensure you're gripping the golf club properly

With some simple markings on an old glove, you can identify the proper golf grip once and for all.

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