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Impact – The Single Most Important Position in Golf

The single most important position in golf is impact. I get a lot of students who can point out flaws in their swing at every position, but when it comes to understanding impact position many students are at a loss.

When you know how your right arm is supposed to work and how it lines up with the club shaft as you work through the ball at impact, the other positions become less critical.

Build your swing from impact and back.

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Shallow the Golf Club Like Adam Scott

You are currently watching a video about Adam Scott’s simple shallowing move, this video will truly help all golfers with this discussion.

 

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How to Release the Club Like Fred Couples

Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella defines and explains the importance of the club release in the golf swing and shows how you can copy Fred Couples release to improve your game.

 

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What Starts The Golf Downswing

The golf downswing is one of those age-old questions about the swing… but it’s still an important one! We want to share what we see and offer a different perspective from what you might have heard before.

Backswings just don’t end and the downswing starts. There is a very definable transition sequence that is important to the quality of your strikes.

 

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3 Wedge Tips to Improve Your Short Game

Improving your wedge game can help you lower scores and enjoy golf even more. These 3 wedge tips are great ways to improve your wedge game today!

We all want to be more versatile golfers. And the more mastery you have over your wedge game, the better equipped you are to handle a variety of circumstances on the golf course. From pitching to chipping to greenside bunkers, skillful wedge play can keep both your scores and your cursing at a minimum.

If you struggle with wedges, you probably don’t need me to tell you that distance control is essential to good wedge play. We’ve all been there—overshooting the green or watching the ball ricochet back into the bunker.

 

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