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What is pencil grip on putter?

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Nathan Sanders

Updated on June 04, 2026

The claw or pencil grip is essentially a variation on the split handed grip style where your dominant hand is almost taken completely of the club. The nondominant hand remains steady at the top of the putter shaft with your dominant hand underneath, gripping the shaft like a pencil.

What putter is best for claw grip?

Best Putters for Claw Grip Comparison Table

NamePros
Callaway Odyssey O-Works #9 PutterGreat distance control Well-balanced Plays beautifully on short putts
Titleist Scotty Cameron Select Newport 2 PutterStable Excellent distance control Smooth and responsive

What putter grip does Tommy Fleetwood use?

claw putting grip
Top 10 putting tips videos Tommy Fleetwood uses the claw putting grip with great success. Align the lead hand.

How does Phil Mickelson grip his putter?

What Putter Grip Does Phil Mickelson Use? Mickelson uses a X Traxion Claw grip made by SuperStroke that has a polyurethane outer layer. The grip itself is a large oversized rectangular “fat” grip that helps golfers who like to use the claw style putting grip with their hands and fingers when they putt.

What kind of putter grip should I use?

As a general rule, players who prefer to have less hand and wrist action in the putting stroke should play an oversize or midsize putter grip, which quiets the hands and allows the larger muscles to control the motion.

Who uses claw grip?

Claw Putting Grip 101. Chances are, you’ve seen the claw while watching the guys on the PGA Tour. Players like Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia, Tommy Fleetwood, Webb Simpson, and others use a claw style instead of a traditional putting grip. And it works wonders for them.

What is palm grip?

What is a palm grip? Palm is popular. Sarah Tew/CNET. Just like it sounds, a palm grip means most of your palm rests on the mouse and much of your fingers do, too. This is the most popular grip type and since your hand is relaxed and resting on the mouse, it’s comfortable.