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Devan Bonebrake
Devan Bonebrake teaches the 'wall drill' to help sequence your backswing correctly and avoid collapsing at the top. Try this drill to make solid contact consistently.
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Does opening the club face change the bounce angle? If I open it wider, do I get MORE bounce?
Many instructors have said the opposite. If you take the club back too soon you will let it go sooner & cast. I have heard Martin Chuck & Clay Ballard elude to this. I have found trying to " feel" your right arm doesn't break on the back swing, [i.e. wide take away ] helps me not to cast. what do you think?
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Does opening the club face change the bounce angle? If I open it wider, do I get MORE bounce?
Many instructors have said the opposite. If you take the club back too soon you will let it go sooner & cast. I have heard Martin Chuck & Clay Ballard elude to this. I have found trying to " feel" your right arm doesn't break on the back swing, [i.e. wide take away ] helps me not to cast. what do you think?