CHIP 2 SCORE
                                    BY
                                       ROUNSAVELL
Golf Grips
Baseball Grip
Over-lapping Grip
Inter-locking Grip



Where did you get your golf grip?

Is your grip the right grip for you?

Are you hitting the ball as accurately as you would like?

Are you getting the distance on your drives you think you      
deserve?

Does your grip permit you to draw, fade or hit the golf ball
straight when that is the action you want to put on the golf ball?

How can you find out?



Now, you can find whether your grip is the one that is right for you. This
search  will not  have a  negative effect  on your  present golf game.  This
fact was proven  to me when,  as a senior,  I became  aware  that I wasn't  
hitting the ball as far as I once did. I thought that, just maybe, I could use a
baseball grip and get more distance.


I had been using  Chip 2 Score  for several months and had improved my
ball striking ability and lowered my handicap. I had knocked 6 strokes off
my handicap by chipping a golf ball into a specially designed target in my
office  from  a  distance  of  just  three  feet.  I  had  become  very  adapt  at
hitting those chip shots and my confidence soared.   


The years rolled by and I,  with my  lower  handicap, continued  my great
love affair  with the game of golf.  Twenty years later,  I felt that,  I needed
more distance.  During  the coming   winter   months,   when  it was to wet  
and to cold  for much golf, I made the change to  the baseball grip. Was
change on the way?


I continued hitting a 100 chip shots through the chipping tool each night,
the only difference was that half of those chip shots were with the new
baseball grip. I played a couple of rounds of golf during the winter but I
stuck with my over-lapping grip.


When spring came and regular golf was resumed I started hitting alternate
shots with both grips. I couldn't tell any difference. I would like to say that
I started hitting the ball with more gusto, that I was able to draw and hook
the ball with more confidence but, the truth is, I started having some hip
problems and a little arthritis got into the act so I wasn't able to give it a
true test.


If I were starting out as a new golfer today I would use Chip 2 Score to test
each grip.  I learned  that using  the grips  was just  a new game.  Once my
hands became familiar and comfortable with the new grip, and when I had
developed  confidence and had seen the results in a crisp and accurate
stroke, it was natural to hit the golf ball with one swing just as well as the
other.


I know that a person could use all the grips, if the golfer had first mastered
each grip, using Chip 2 Score.  A person  could test  each  to see which of
the grips would be best for the golfer to use to hit a draw,  to hit a fade,  to
chip with or hit shots from a 100 yards in because that grip had been tried
and tested to be best for him.     Remember:   their is the Vardon  Over-lap,
the Inter-locking and the Baseball grip, plus you have the Semi-baseball,
and the variance of long thumb and short thumb on the other grips.


I OFFER YOU A CHALLENGE:    If  you  are  not completely  satisfied  with
your results in distance, hitting draws and fades ,at will, or your accuracy
from a 100-120 yards in, try my theory of using different grips for different
desired  results. If  you  have  more  confidence  in  hitting  a  draw,  when
needed, with a particular grip use it; if you feel you need the long ball and
a particular grip gives you extra distance, use it; and, if you feel that you
can stuff those shots from a 100-120 yards in with more accuracy from a
particular grip, use it. Good Golfing.


I'd like to know the results you have in an adventure I can't make. Please
send me an email to:        jimr.angelwatch@comcast.net
.

           -Jim Rounsavell, Inventor of Chip-2-Score
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