| Importance of grip in golf swing
A large number of people, instead of starting with the grip, would work on their swing. For any golf player, there is a neutral grip. Neutral grip is the grip where the arm suspends down from the socket of the shoulder and the angle of the target side hand of a person.
Whether a golfer uses ten-finger, interlocking and an overlapping grip, it makes no difference. To find the neutral grip of a person, first take the address position without a club and with no tension allow both arms to suspend downward from the sockets of the shoulder. Most of the golf players can find that the side arm, which is the target, hang someplace between the center of the target side thigh. Give attention to the angle it suspend when look down at the target side hand. Some will see two knuckles, some will see three or four and that is the neutral angle for the grip.
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