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If you would like to learn the proper one piece backswing takeaway this tip is for you.

Why do you want to take the club back like this? You start the backswing this way so you don’t activate your hands in the early stages of the swing. If you hinge immediately and activate your hands you will be in a position to use them to try to hit the ball in the downswing.

By learning this one piece takeaway drill, you will be able to keep the hand out of the backswing and use your coil to get the club going back. With this action you develop torque in the backswing which will make you much more consistent.

 

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When To Release The Golf Club:

When is the BEST time to release the golf club in your swing? This is a very common question asked by golfers that RST Instructor Chris Tyler will answer in this video.

He’ll even show you a simple drill that will train you on how and when to release the golf club to maximize your speed and become a much more consistent ball striker.

 

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Keeping the club in front of you on the downswing can lead to some bad habits in your golf swing.

Discover two swing thoughts that will help promote proper technique and will help you generate more lag to blast the ball.

Follow along with Clay as he shows you where the club should be through the golf swing.

 

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Setting the wrists correctly in the backswing will help with leverage and club face control, two incredibly important aspects of hitting the ball far and straight.

Many golfers who struggle to play their best golf do so as a result of poor wrist action through the swing, this video can help with a simple method to set your wrists in the backswing.

 

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5 WAYS TO FIX YOUR GOLF SLICE – GUARANTEED

Slicing the golf ball can cause you to miss fairways, loose golf balls, and shot bad golf scores!

In this video Rick Shiels PGA golf professional will shoe you 5 really simple ways to stop slicing the golf ball!

In this video you will learn how to hit the golf ball straighter, longer and lower your golf scores and handicap with some really simple tips!

 

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These golf swing timing drills are designed to help you with one of the most important aspects of consistently hitting solid shots.

Golf swing timing is one of the elements of swing dynamics, along with rhythm, tempo and balance.

 

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What is a waggle? Your waggle is a miniature version of your full swing. Get a sense of what you want your swing to do before you begin your backswing.

Your waggle is important relative to your full swing because it practices the motion and gives you brain better tasks. Practice your waggle, and you’ll see more consistent results when you play.

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How to use your trail foot correctly and stop hitting off your back foot. Follow Peter as he shares with you how to stop hitting off your trail foot in the downswing and correctly increase distance and improve your golf strike.

 

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