The claw. It was a putting grio that used to be seen as a kind of act of desperation, but now more and more players keep switching to the claw—and it keeps working. Justin Rose is perhaps the best ...

You probably missed this at the recent Masters: Sergio Garcia became the first player to win a major championship using the “claw” putting grip. The claw would’ve been a winner even if Garcia had lost ...

When it comes to putting, an ordinary grip sometimes just won't cut it. That's why some golfers, including the best in the world like Scottie Scheffler this week, turn to unconventional grips to ...

After 36-holes of The 153rd Open Championship, it's World No.1 Scottie Scheffler who leads, with the American ranking second in terms of Strokes Gained: Putting for the week. Usually, it's Scheffler's ...

Arnold Palmer once said, “Swing your swing,” encouraging golfers to find what works best for their game. Putting is no different. In fact, most of the strokes in an 18-hole round come from the putter, ...

The “claw grip” was once a borderline blasphemous phrase in the golf world, a desperate hold for poor souls searching for something—anything—to help them survive on the greens. Look around the PGA ...