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Devan Bonebrake
Having multiple “pitches” with the driver allows you to keep the ball in play consistently. Try Devan Bonebrake’s North, South, East, West drill on the range to fine-tune your shot shaping with the big stick.
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So does this drill work with irons too? How do I need to modify?
How does setting up 5" behind the ball not cause me to top it?
Are you changing the club face to make it draw and fade?
thank you
Great tips, thanks!
Extremely helpful, especially with gripping lower on the club for a lower ball flight. Looking forward to trying all of these tips out in my next range session. Thank you!
One of the best golf tips I've seen on here!
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So does this drill work with irons too? How do I need to modify?
How does setting up 5" behind the ball not cause me to top it?
Are you changing the club face to make it draw and fade?