In this video, PGA Professional Katie Dawkins talks through what a classic, reverse overlap putting grip looks like and how it will help you hole more putts! Bela Karolyi, who led Nadia Comaneci ...

Right-hand parallel and slightly lower to his left hand, holding the club with an ever so soft reverse-overlap grip where the left forefinger lays across the fingers of the right hand, providing ...

The reverse-overlap grip provides a sense of unity. It doesn't lock the hands together in any way, but it does prevent either hand from becoming too dominant during the stroke.

As you can see, when it comes the style of grip, almost 80 percent of tour winners — and nine of the top 10 in SG: Putting from last season — use a conventional, reverse overlap grip.

This is called a reverse overlap grip, and it also helps to quiet your wrists. When you take your stance, bend from your hips until your eyes are over the target line.

Previously, the Englishman used a conventional, reverse-overlap grip, but recently he's adopted the Fitz Grip, with both index fingers extending down each side of the putter grip.

I’m still quite a traditionalist in where the straight up reverse overlap, thin grip, Scotty Cameron style putter; that for me is traditional… but yeah, a slight modification.

In this video, PGA Professional Katie Dawkins talks through what a classic, reverse overlap putting grip looks like and how it will help you hole more putts!