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Debbie Doniger
Debbie Doniger demonstrates two drills to help you rotate your upper and lower body more on the backswing. Make a complete turn to find more speed and start hitting it farther!
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My question is more about swing length. I make good clean contact with my short irons 7,8,&9 as well as wedges. But with my long irons I tend to hit fat, sometimes 2+ inches behind the ball. I’ll try to adjust generally be amore upright in my stance and then hit thin. Help?
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My question is more about swing length. I make good clean contact with my short irons 7,8,&9 as well as wedges. But with my long irons I tend to hit fat, sometimes 2+ inches behind the ball. I’ll try to adjust generally be amore upright in my stance and then hit thin. Help?
Show more videos of golf info for women golfers.