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Martin Hall
Martin Hall has a tip he learned from the 2008 U.S. Open Champion at Torrey Pines, Tiger Woods. Hear why Tiger hits big draws when he is struggling with his swing and what he feels to execute that shot. Watch now!
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I liked that tip.First time explained properly
I watch a great many of these tutorials and to me a really good slow-motion view of the actual shot, showing the club making contact with the ball and every moment of movement during the swing is what these short segments are missing.
Great video Martin. Do you have any advice on how the lower body should work to get the club path more in to out? Thanks!
Great Video instruction with spot on demonstration.
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I liked that tip.First time explained properly
I watch a great many of these tutorials and to me a really good slow-motion view of the actual shot, showing the club making contact with the ball and every moment of movement during the swing is what these short segments are missing.