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Nathalie Sheehan
Nathalie Sheehan demonstrates how a half-full water bottle can help you keep width in the backswing for longer drives.
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you need to have more sand trap play.
doesnt register
Not realistic
I'm having trouble on my back swing keeping my left arm straight, specifically not bending my elbow into a chicken wing. I'm wondering if there are drills I can use or any specific tips to try and correct this?
I love it
Love this drill!! Thank you!!! It’s nice to hear someone else has trouble with their eyes right over the ball. I have a prism problem with my eyes so things can get hairy at times. Thanks again!
Thanks for the putting tips
Thanks Natalie. Will give this a try. On an unrelated note, I love how you braid your hair. I love it!! Do you have a video on how to do that?
Thank you for the tip. Good reminder
This is a good exercise to use either at practice or to warmup before you hit the links. I do have a follow up question for the instructor - how do you protect from over swinging the club after using the above water bottle exercise?