The most common fault when making a golf swing - which is full of compensations - is due to a grip that is either too strong or too weak. To swing a golf club and keep the golf swing SIMPLE and balanced - requires a basic golf grip. I think of a golf grip needed to help eliminated injuries like so many golfers that played on the PGA Tour with strong grips like Tommy 2-Gloves and Paul Azinger. Paul is in the booth and Tommy has had many injuries. Notice both "Vs" formed by the thumb and fore finger point to the right shoulder depending on hand size. Larger hands require the "Vs" more toward the right elbow. Also the 2-3 knuckle exposure is visible on the left (Trailing) hand. The grip I am suggesting allows for speed and squaring the club face at impact along with GREAT finish balance.