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Is your miss on the green a weak push? Try this credit card drill from Devan Bonebrake to arc the putter the perfect amount throughout the stroke.
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Should you keep the ball even with your left foot (forward in stance) when doing an actually bunker shot?
I tend to sway off the ball or move laterally into the ball as my big miss. I've used this drill in the past (for a few different shots) and it works great. Thanks for refreshing my memory of the benefits.
This will help, thanks!
Nice drill thank you !
Great tip
Thanks, Debbie. The latest in a series of good tips, especially on driving.
I have been working on right arm structure. This drill has been a huge help for getting that right elbow into great position. By having my right elbow in a better spot my left arm is breaking down less at the top of the swing, too.
Thanks!
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Should you keep the ball even with your left foot (forward in stance) when doing an actually bunker shot?
I tend to sway off the ball or move laterally into the ball as my big miss. I've used this drill in the past (for a few different shots) and it works great. Thanks for refreshing my memory of the benefits.