Sentence examples for claw grip from inspiring English sources

During the opening leg of the playoffs, on the Black Course at Bethpage State Park on Long Island, Mickelson started putting with a claw grip.

He said he figured some things out during practice rounds this week — playing on a course he raves about — and at times putted with a claw grip Friday.

Currently he is using a claw grip and standard-length putter and ranks 18th in strokes gained in his nine tour events this season.

Kendall does not use the claw grip himself, a grip in which DiMarco separates his hands the way one holds a long putter.

But after taking a lesson on the claw grip from the Tour pro Skip Kendall, DiMarco's confidence soared, and more players have begun to try it.

DiMarco, plagued by his putting, invented what has come to be known as the "Claw' grip, which is simply too ugly and too complicated to describe.

Suddenly, a rational, rectangular leaf sprouts from a bamboo tree; a bird's claws grip an industrial-looking twig.

Don't a squirrel's sharp claws grip the soft bark of a tree when it climbs?

There were three significant clues: the way the tail is placed fairly high over the haunch and curls high around it; the way the claws grip a semicircular object in a heraldic manner; and the combination of the abstract nature of the mane and the ears, carved as one entity, and the eyes, which look almost human.

I gave him essays by Eliot, Pound and Nietzsche, which he would underline and scribble over feverishly with his soft-leaded claw-grip pencil.

Birds fluttered, whistling the woods awake, and a squirrel skittered out of a hole, tiny claws gripping bark.