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www.shop60.co.ukBetter players are already good ball-strikers, but they often lose distance because of poor body action. Imagine that your body turns back in a 2-1 ratio from the top down. If your left shoulder turns 90 degrees, your left hip turns 45 and your left knee about
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Here's a good drill. Place a large range bucket behind you and squeeze it lightly between your calves at address. Swing back,
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When good players try to rip a tee shot, they tend to thrust their hips toward the ball to start the downswing. This
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If this sounds familiar, make some swings with your right foot pulled back as shown above. This gets your right side out of the way and allows you to feel your right arm and shoulder move out toward the ball on the downswing.
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