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Whether you tend to hit draws or fades, Matt Collis explains why it’s important to play your game for more success.
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My question is about lengthening my back swing. I find that in my practise swings on the tee that I have a much fuller extension on my swing. Then when I address the ball and swing my extension is reduced. I think it has to do with tension at ball address. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.
What was the name of the device on your wrist?
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My question is about lengthening my back swing. I find that in my practise swings on the tee that I have a much fuller extension on my swing. Then when I address the ball and swing my extension is reduced. I think it has to do with tension at ball address. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.
What was the name of the device on your wrist?