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How to Lengthen Your Backswing
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Bryce Cope demonstrates a backswing lengthening drill to increase your driving distance.
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Bryce nice stuff here, quick question. What is your recommendation for avoiding the tendency for the club head not to return to square when you increase your turn? Thanks, Don
Bryce: i have a tendency to dip my head in my backswing which effectively limits my rotation. How do I work on not dipping in the backswing.
Holding a club as you suggest in your drill - are you saying the trail side of one's swing has nothing to do with rotation? As per your suggested drill the trail hand is all but detached from the golf club?
I knew that somewhere but i think it is the first time i « see » myself doing it! I guess it finally clicked! Thanks!
Georges (Montréal)
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Bryce nice stuff here, quick question. What is your recommendation for avoiding the tendency for the club head not to return to square when you increase your turn? Thanks, Don
Bryce: i have a tendency to dip my head in my backswing which effectively limits my rotation. How do I work on not dipping in the backswing.