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Devan Bonebrake
Devan Bonebrake uses alignment sticks to cure over the top, swinging too in-to-out and more of the biggest club path faults.
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How far apart are the back and front sticks, and the left and front sticks from each other. The angles matches the club that is being used, got that.
Where should the alignment sticks be in relation to the ball - about 2 feet in front of and 2 feet behind the ball?
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How far apart are the back and front sticks, and the left and front sticks from each other. The angles matches the club that is being used, got that.
Where should the alignment sticks be in relation to the ball - about 2 feet in front of and 2 feet behind the ball?