Your ability to check the Clubface in Golf is mainly because of what your wrists and hands can do. If your golf syllable does not suit your hands, you can fight to rotate the club properly. You will probably see issues with fair shots and constant contact. Making sure you have The right syllable size will help.
How to measure your hand
To determine your oscillation syllable size, you will need a measurement from the wrinkle of the wrist to the top of the middle finger of your lead hand in the golf syllable.
steps
- Open your upper syllable (left for right hand players, right for left hand players).
- Use a ruler or tape mass to measure from the wrinkle on the top of your middle finger.
- Compare your measurement with the graph below.
Golf size graph
Now that you have your hand length, you can use the graph below. Another popular method is to use your golf glove size to determine the recommended syllable size. This table gives you two ways to confirm that you are choosing the right control.
| Hand measurement (hand → middle finger) | Glove size (upper hand of syllable) | Recommended syllable size |
|---|---|---|
| <5 ″ | Xs Junior / Women | New |
| 5 –6.5 ″ | Men s / cadet s / women, m | Underline |
| 6.6 ″ –7.5 ″ | Men m, m/l/cadet m, m/l/m/l women, l | Standard |
| 7.6 ″ –9 ″ | Men l, xl / cadet l, xl | Middle |
| > 9 ″ | XL for men, xxl, xxxl / cadet xxl | dwarf |
Concept plus 4 and technology without more
Golf Pride’s technology plus 4 refers to thicker the bottom of the syllable (trail hand area). This is important when discussing the size of the syllable because it changes how a control is felt without changing its listed size.
A plus 4 control is the equivalent of adding four additional syllable ribbons below the bottom half.
This reduces the flow and creates a more stable diameter from top to bottom. If you are between sizes or find out that the lower hand feels very active with your current control, a plus 4 design can make a standard control feel closer to the average in the lower hand without increasing the size in the upper hand.
Benefits of reduced reduction for syllable adaptation
- Encourages the easiest syllable pressure on the bottom.
- Promotes a more equal feeling throughout the shake.
- It helps to prevent the trail hand from roll over the club’s queue.
Putter syllable size
When it comes to control of PlorHand size is not the main factor. SUPERSTROKE points out that the shock style should promote your choice, not the size of the hands.
The superstroke focuses on characteristics like their non-better technology (for even syllable pressure), Spyne® technology (for sustainable hand placement) and a variety of forms and textures. They formally do not describe specific syllable size based on the type of shock or hand size.
However, some player players suggest choice of size based on shock style setting, eg, thicker gloves for narrower strokes and thinner gloves for more bow strokes.
Tips if you are between sizes
If your hand measurement falls between two categories:
- Add additional syllable coils to increase the thickness slightly without changing to the other official size.
- Consider “plus 4” models or without more for lower stability.
- Test both sizes if possible; Feel as important as measurement.
- Remember that softer gloves can feel a little larger, while the strongest gloves may feel smaller.
Final thoughts
The right syllable size can have a great impact on your control, comfort and consistency. For shaky gloves, use your hand measurement (and handle size) to find the best fit. For putter controls, focus on your stroke style and the desired feeling, not just the size of your hand.
When you suspect, try some options before you regret it for your entire group.
office Golf syllable graph (what size do you need?) first appeared in MygolfSSS.
