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Are you concentrating too much on your body and not enough on your hands? In this fascinating episode of The Mind Caddie, Karl Morris is joined by Ethan Bramble of Stay Handsy Golf to challenge some of the conventional wisdom surrounding the modern golf swing.

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Ethan believes that golfers have become far too focused on body mechanics, ground reaction forces and complicated movements, while overlooking the most important connection of all: the relationship between your hands and the golf club.

Together, Karl and Ethan explore why feel might be the missing ingredient in your game, and why learning to communicate with the club could transform the way you play.

In this episode, we explore:

• The missing link in your golf swing: Why so many golfers overuse their bodies and underuse their hands, and why this could be holding back your performance.

• Rethinking the golf grip: Why a stronger grip might actually make the game easier, improve leverage and help the club release more naturally.

• Feel is the language of the club: Understanding how your hands communicate with the clubface, control the strike and influence the flight of the ball.

• What we can learn from the world's best: How Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler and Jack Nicklaus demonstrate the importance of hand awareness, feel and controlling the clubface.

• The problem with 'lobster claws': Ethan explains common grip mistakes, finger positioning, grip pressure and why keeping your fingers connected can make such a difference.

• The Compact Club and winter practice: Discover Ethan's Compact Club, a training tool designed to improve your relationship with the golf club, even when you're sitting at home or travelling.

Could it be that we've made golf far more complicated than it needs to be? Perhaps the answer isn't another complicated body movement, but simply learning to feel the club in your hands.

A thought-provoking conversation that might just change the way you approach your golf swing.

Find out more about Ethan's work and the Compact Club at stayhandsy.com.

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