Experienced Golfer...that's if you have been playing golf for 6 months or longer.

After 40 years of playing and teaching I would say a poor hold of the club is by far the MOST COMMON reason why golfers don't improve.

A poor grip will limit your progress. It can also be a contributing cause of every bad shot in golf. Slice, hook, pull & push - a poor grip can cause them all.
Yet golfers invest money in new golf equipment thinking it is the reason for their lack of progress. It may not be your golf clubs that restrict your progress or make you slice and hook - it could be the way you hold onto them.

Look at the Grip Check page on this site
There are 8 ways of identifying a faulty grip.
If you 'see yourself' among one or more of the 8 checkpoints   BUY yourself a pair of the gloves.

When you get the gloves follow the 4 step process detailed on the instruction sheet.
That way you will make sure you place the club in the correct position of the palms of both hands. The gloves will help you align your hands correctly in relation to the club.

Any change will feel uncomfortable to start so be patient. It may take you several practise sessions before you feel at ease with the grip the gloves give you.

That grip will enable you to square the club face up at impact. That means greater distance and accuracy. You won't have to apply a vice-like grip to control the club.
You will find the Griperfect grip will also give you a better feel for your swing.

One other added bonus - use the gloves to check two key stages of your swing. The flashes on the top of both gloves act as a guide so you can see you have the club on track.

The gloves conform to USGA rules. The R and A have deemed that the gloves do not breach the rules of golf. You can wear one or both when you practise and play.