| You say you swing left handed but you're left hand is at the
top of the club. Either you have a cross handed grip or we have
a definition problem.
If you stand on the left side of the target line (facing the hole)
you are really swinging right handed. In this case, your left hand
should be at the top and is the one you put the glove on.
If you stand on the right side of the target line, then you are
swinging left handed. The right hand goes on top and gets the glove.
If you're hands are reversed from either of the positions above,
then you have a cross handed grip and I have no idea where the
glove goes. (use one for each hand 8^) )
Hope this helps
Bob
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| There are no stupid questions, only stupid answers.
By "the top of the club grip" I'm assuming you mean the butt
end. It sounds like you have a right handed grip. If you stand
on the left side of the ball, as approached from behind the ball
with the ball between yourself and the green, you are swinging righty.
Same way a right handed batter stands on the left side of home plate
as viewed by the umpire.
If you're standing on the right side of the ball with the above
mentioned grip, you are swinging cross handed, something you should
correct right away.
As for which hand to wear the glove on, it's usually worn on
the side toward the target, which would be the hand nearest the
butt end of the club.
Hope this helps your cause without adding to the confusion.
-Alan-
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