Why?

Because if you have a good grip your hands and wrists will naturally move where they should in the golf swing. But if you have a poor grip you'll have to make compensation after compensation in your golf swing and you'll probably never groove a swing that produces a consistent ball flight.

"If your grip is sound, you don't have to think about your hands at all during the swing. You're free to concentrate on the other aspects of good ball striking." Tiger Woods

Also, by having a good grip you're far more likely to return the clubface to the ball in a square position and you're way more likely to do this consistently. Plus, if your grip is correct then you can rule out your hands as a possible reason for inconsistencies.

Another great advantage of a good grip is that it will allow you to produce a fade or draw when you want without changing your basic grip. And a good grip will allow you to control the club without having to hold it too tightly. This also means you'll get very high levels of sensitivity from your hands as you're swinging and when you strike the golf ball.

"The basic factor in all good golf is the grip. Get it right, and all other progress follows." Tommy Armour

So are you now convinced of the importance of a great grip?

I hope so, because I'm going to show you the steps you need to follow to create a grip that will give you the most chance of a creating a consistent golf swing. And the great thing about the golf grip is that anyone can learn how to hold the club correctly as it takes very little athletic ability.

But when you follow the steps I give you it may mean you'll be holding the club differently from what you're currently doing. And if that's the case it will feel strange and it may even feel uncomfortable. BUT please persevere because your new grip will begin to feel natural very quickly. And it will be the foundation around which the rest of your consistent, repeatable, powerful golf swing is built.

It really is that important, so don't take this section lightly. And please make the necessary changes and stick to them (for at least 30 days) because they will pay off big time over the long term.

Also please be rest assured that the grip I'm teaching you here is used by the vast majority of the top golfers in the world today. So with that being said here is The Grip Procedure...