If you go to the driving range at a professional golf event, you will see a vast array of golf swings. However, you will also see that although all professional golfers swing the club differently, they all have a good hold on the golf club by way of a sound grip.

The golf swing is both a chain reaction and a sequence of events. The reason why it is so important is because the swing is a chain reaction - Therefore, logically, the start of the sequence of events is the most important facet! This is a very powerful statement, yet most handicapped golfers seem to ignore this very important fact.

Achieving clean club-ball-turf contact is easy… As easy as forgetting that Old Wives' Tale, "Keep your head down."

Consider this: Ben Hogan once stated that he "wished he had three right arms…" Why was that…? He understood that right arm held the key to power coupled with accuracy.

Consistently long and straight golf shots are a product of various factors, but probably the most important of those is an efficient and effective release of the golf club.