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Aimee Cho
Gary Player made the step through swing famous during his great career. In this tip, Aimee Cho teaches how you can use the move on the range to shift your weight more powerfully and make flush contact.
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thank you I appreciate advise on downhill lies I usually hit behind the ball thanks Aimee
You missed talking about the feet close together, the movement of the knees, and choking up on the club. Keeping the left arm in line with the shaft is important for all shots, but you will never chip well without aligning the arm and shaft.
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Aimee, your tips are always helpful and FUN! Thanks!
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thank you I appreciate advise on downhill lies I usually hit behind the ball thanks Aimee
You missed talking about the feet close together, the movement of the knees, and choking up on the club. Keeping the left arm in line with the shaft is important for all shots, but you will never chip well without aligning the arm and shaft.