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Martin Hall
One of the hottest debates about the golf swing revolves around the front heel. The question is: lift it or leave it? In this tip, Martin Hall gives his answer, which any golfer looking to drive the ball better needs to hear.
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as we move into a full swig do we keep a slight left weight bias at the start or is the goal to be more 50/50--asking as I have maintained a lead foot bias over the years at address, thanks
Hey Martin, does this apply to Driver? If so isn/t it similar to stack and tilt theory??. Many thanks Bront.
Jack was a lifter and Gary said keep it down. My question is what does Ben say?
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as we move into a full swig do we keep a slight left weight bias at the start or is the goal to be more 50/50--asking as I have maintained a lead foot bias over the years at address, thanks
Hey Martin, does this apply to Driver? If so isn/t it similar to stack and tilt theory??. Many thanks Bront.