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Martin Hall
Martin Hall explains how Lee Trevino and Ben Hogan thought about the grip end of the club first and how it could help you. Change your focus point with this drill and start hitting better shots.
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Martin, do you try to maintain the bend in the trail wrist by keeping it cocked through impact?
Funny I used similar concept today except I swung the club from the middle of the shaft. I hit some very good shots today.
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Martin, do you try to maintain the bend in the trail wrist by keeping it cocked through impact?