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Eric Cogorno
Eric Cogorno shows a simple move that will help you hit your driver farther with the same amount of effort. Who doesn't want that?
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Great to see Eric on here, been watching him on YT for a few years. Awesome stuff!!
nice simple remider well done
I think I have been using this style for some time. However, there is a chance I have not kept the right shoulder back. I will take care tomorrow (Wed 27th Dec in Australia) weather permitting.
Looks like good advice! Thanks!
OK, so how much of a weight shift is this in your setup... Obviously if I'm tilting towards my trail leg, there will be some weight shift, right?
OK, I totally understand the tilt (seen/read about it in the past), however, I can't remember anyone stating how much weight is actually being shift to the trail side initially at setup. Too much at setup could result in NOT getting back properly at the point of contact?
Excellent instruction on how set up for driving to get more distance.
great tip thank you