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Today, Cindy Miller breaks down how to hit the ball straight on purpose with her ‘Ben Hogan’ drill. Learn how to keep the clubface on the target line longer to hit straighter drives.
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Cindy, do you continue to hit this way or is this for practice only? The same principle for hybrids, woods and irons? Thank you, Joe G
Cindy, Do you continue hitting the driver this way or is this just for practice ? What about hybrids, woods and irons? Thank you, Joe
BEST driver tip ever!!
Thanks, Cindy.
While doing this drill, do you need to modify your hip rotation? Thinking by doing my normal swing , the face/path would be closed--so I need to feel like I'm really swinging out.
That driver is very long compared to your body—to your armpits! That enables you to execute this drill more easily than me-6’6” with long arms?
Is “letting the club head go” a function of the wrists?
Hi Cindy. Just wanted to let you know that your putting video was excellent. It got me to reassess my technique and I’m going to change it, which btw produced positive results. Thanks.
Awesome tip! Thank you. I got tired of hitting BOMB after BOMB at the range. But on the course... Ugh...
What is the feeling in the arm joints before you let the club go?
where is your left heal in relation to the golf ball, from the video it appears that the ball is forward (in front of your foot?). Should the ball be lined up with the inside left heal in your example? thanks.
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Cindy, do you continue to hit this way or is this for practice only? The same principle for hybrids, woods and irons? Thank you, Joe G
Cindy, Do you continue hitting the driver this way or is this just for practice ? What about hybrids, woods and irons? Thank you, Joe