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Aimee Cho explains the four positions to make sure your clubface is square throughout the swing and gives you a drill to adjust your grip using a dollar bill!
Comments (6)
This comment is not about the instruction video per se. I am having problems getting the videos to play properly. This happens with every episode. I have to click multiple times to get the video to start. It will commonly start the audio but the video doesn't move forward. Starting and stopping will eventually get it to play both audio and video. Some other problems that I have had with my computer and various programs makes me suspicious that this might be an incompatibility with Apple computers, that may not be compatible with something primarily made for a Microsoft or Google system. What do you think?
Great drill except for us Canadians as it’s hard to do with our dollar bill being a loonie 😁
Great tip
May be the best iron tip I've received..thanks!!
This was very helpful!
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This comment is not about the instruction video per se. I am having problems getting the videos to play properly. This happens with every episode. I have to click multiple times to get the video to start. It will commonly start the audio but the video doesn't move forward. Starting and stopping will eventually get it to play both audio and video. Some other problems that I have had with my computer and various programs makes me suspicious that this might be an incompatibility with Apple computers, that may not be compatible with something primarily made for a Microsoft or Google system. What do you think?
Great drill except for us Canadians as it’s hard to do with our dollar bill being a loonie 😁