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John Montgomery
In this Full Swing tip, John Montgomery demonstrates the proper setup, visualization, and finish to help you hit your long irons higher. Finish with high hands to hold greens more frequently when hitting a 4 or 5-iron.
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this package is terrible ! The same video every day is useless !!!!!!! it appears that you have a bunch of videos to look at , wish I could get them to play!! I won't waste money on Golf pass again.
John, I think your swing was better than you thought on that last one. I think your ball rocked into your practice divot just before you swung. It's no wonder it was a little thin. Good tip!
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this package is terrible ! The same video every day is useless !!!!!!! it appears that you have a bunch of videos to look at , wish I could get them to play!! I won't waste money on Golf pass again.
John, I think your swing was better than you thought on that last one. I think your ball rocked into your practice divot just before you swung. It's no wonder it was a little thin. Good tip!