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Put the Lid on the Garbage Can
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Martin Hall
Martin Hall helps trash your over-the-top swing! Put the lid on the garbage can to flatten your swing and straighten sideways drives.
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Thank you, Caroline! For a short chip would I use a sand wedge, 60 degree wedge, pitching web?
Why can't we get a front on view of the swing. You demo the concept with a front on view, but the camera shot is down the line! Why?
Enjoyed the video, it seems to be similar to what Justin Rose is doing in his preshot rehearsal. My question is, what moves do you need to make, from the lid on the bin position, to get to impact?
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Thank you, Caroline! For a short chip would I use a sand wedge, 60 degree wedge, pitching web?
Why can't we get a front on view of the swing. You demo the concept with a front on view, but the camera shot is down the line! Why?